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A little-known science fiction writer, he left behind a small but memorable trail of stories from the early 1960s. His work still circulates through public-domain and audiobook archives, giving new listeners a glimpse of mid-century pulp imagination.

by Patrick Fahy

by Patrick Fahy
Patrick Fahy appears to have been a science fiction writer whose published work dates to the early 1960s. LibriVox identifies him as an author of science fiction stories from that period, and Project Gutenberg lists Bad Memory and The Mightiest Man among his surviving works.
Because reliable biographical information about him is scarce, very little can be confirmed about his life beyond the work itself. What does come through clearly is his place in the magazine-era tradition of short, idea-driven science fiction, and that has helped his stories find a second life with modern readers and audiobook listeners.
Today, Fahy is best known not through a large public profile, but through the continued availability of his fiction in public-domain collections and publisher listings.