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A mid-century science fiction writer best remembered for fast-moving adventure and imaginative pulp storytelling, with work preserved for new readers through modern reprints and Project Gutenberg.

by Max C. Sheridan
Max C. Sheridan is a science fiction author associated with The Time-Techs of Kra, a novel first published in Planet Stories in Fall 1954 and later released by Project Gutenberg. The book blends adventure, time travel, and alien-world suspense, and it remains the clearest confirmed work tied to Sheridan.
Available catalog listings also connect Sheridan with classic-science-fiction reprints and anthology appearances, which suggests a small but continuing afterlife in pulp and retro-SF circles. Reliable biographical details beyond the surviving publication record are hard to confirm, so little personal information is available from the sources I could verify.
For listeners who enjoy vintage speculative fiction, Sheridan’s work offers the brisk pace, strange worlds, and big-concept energy that defined magazine-era science fiction.