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A mid-century science fiction writer whose work appeared in magazine-era sci-fi, with stories later preserved through Project Gutenberg and other archival catalogs. Though little biographical detail seems to survive online, his fiction remains part of the vintage pulp tradition.

by Sol Boren
Sol Boren is a science fiction author best known today for Your Servant, Sir, a short story published during the 1950s magazine era of speculative fiction. His work is still listed in major genre and public-domain bibliographies, which suggests a small but lasting presence in classic science fiction archives.
Reliable online sources about his life are very limited. Bibliographic records and memorial listings identify him as Sol Boren (1926–1999), but beyond that, easily confirmed personal details are scarce. For that reason, it is safest to remember him primarily through the fiction itself and its place in the long afterlife of vintage science fiction magazines.
His appeal for modern listeners and readers is tied to that period style: compact storytelling, big ideas, and the sharp, sometimes playful imagination that defined much of mid-century sci-fi.