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Tom W. Harris
A mid-century science fiction writer remembered for brisk, imaginative stories with classic pulp-magazine energy. His surviving work includes tales of outer space, body-swapping, haunted places, and other strange turns.
6 Audiobooks
You'll Like It on Mars
by Tom W. Harris
Flight Into the Unknown
by Tom W. Harris
Get Out of My Body!
by Tom W. Harris
The Fall of Archy House
by Tom W. Harris
Goodbye, Dead Man!
by Tom W. Harris
Barnstormer
by Tom W. Harris
About the author
Tom W. Harris was a science fiction writer active in the late 1950s. Public catalog records are sparse, but LibriVox identifies him as a writer from that period, and Project Gutenberg lists several of his stories, including Goodbye, Dead Man!, The Fall of Archy House, You'll Like It on Mars!, Flight Into the Unknown, Get Out of My Body!, and Barnstormer.
His fiction sits comfortably in the tradition of short, idea-driven speculative storytelling: quick setups, memorable titles, and a willingness to leap from eerie to playful in just a few pages. That makes his work a good fit for listeners who enjoy vintage science fiction and horror with a distinctly classic feel.
Because so little biographical information is easy to confirm from reliable public sources, the writer himself remains a bit mysterious. In a way, that mystery suits the stories—compact adventures that still carry the flavor of the magazine-era imagination.