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Leigh Richmond

1911–1995

A mid-20th-century American science fiction writer, she is best known for collaborating with her husband, Walt Richmond, on imaginative speculative fiction. Her work is remembered within genre circles for novels that blend big ideas with adventurous storytelling.

3 Audiobooks

Prologue to an Analogue

Prologue to an Analogue

by Leigh Richmond

Where I Wasn't Going

Where I Wasn't Going

by Leigh Richmond, Walt Richmond

Poppa Needs Shorts

Poppa Needs Shorts

by Leigh Richmond, Walt Richmond

About the author

Born on April 21, 1911, Leigh Richmond was an American science fiction author. Available reference sources identify her full name as Leigh Tucker Richmond and note that she died on July 14, 1995, in Haywood, North Carolina.

She is chiefly known for writing in collaboration with her husband, Walt Richmond. Together they produced science fiction work that kept her name in circulation among dedicated genre readers and bibliographic references.

Reliable information about her life appears to be limited in the sources I could confirm during this search, so many personal details are not widely documented. Even so, she remains a recognizable name in classic science fiction bibliography, especially through her partnership with Walt Richmond.