author
Leigh Richmond
1911–1995
Best known for science fiction written with her husband Walt Richmond, she built stories around big ideas and human consequences. Her work appeared in magazines and novels, and she also edited annual science fiction collections.
3 Audiobooks
Prologue to an Analogue
by Leigh Richmond
Poppa Needs Shorts
by Walt Richmond, Leigh Richmond
Where I Wasn't Going
by Walt Richmond, Leigh Richmond
About the author
Leigh Tucker Richmond (April 21, 1911 – July 14, 1995), also known as Leigh Richmond-Donahue, was an American writer. She is chiefly associated with science fiction, including work published under the name Leigh Richmond.
She began publishing fiction in the early 1960s, with "Prologue to an Analogue" appearing in Analog. A number of her best-known novels were collaborations with her husband Walt Richmond, including Challenge the Hellmaker and The Earth Dwellers, and she also wrote some stories on her own.
Richmond also worked as an editor on annual science fiction anthologies, helping bring together notable short fiction for readers of the genre. I couldn't confirm a suitable portrait image from the sources I checked, so no profile image is included.