author
1905–1994
A mid-century science fiction writer whose sharp, compact stories appeared in the era’s leading speculative magazines. Writing as both Thelma D. Hamm and T. D. Hamm, she brought a distinctive female voice to classic magazine SF.

by T. D. Hamm

by T. D. Hamm

by T. D. Hamm

by T. D. Hamm
Thelma D. Hamm Evans (1905–1994) was an American science fiction author who wrote under the names Thelma D. Hamm and T. D. Hamm. Her short fiction appeared in magazines including If, Amazing Stories, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, and Tomorrow’s Universe during the 1950s and 1960s.
Hamm Evans was married to science fiction writer E. Everett Evans. She was also credited with unrecognized contributions to Masters of Space, a work associated with Evans and E. E. “Doc” Smith. Her surviving stories, including “The Last Supper” and “The Survivors,” offer a glimpse into the imaginative, fast-moving world of classic magazine science fiction.