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Walter J. Sheldon

1917–1996

A versatile mid-20th-century American writer, he moved easily between crime fiction, science fiction, and nonfiction shaped by his deep interest in Japan. His books range from hardboiled suspense to war history and cultural reporting, giving his work an unusually wide reach.

6 Audiobooks

Jimsy and the Monsters

Jimsy and the Monsters

by Walter J. Sheldon

The shrine

The shrine

by Walter J. Sheldon

Brink of Madness

Brink of Madness

by Walter J. Sheldon

I, the Unspeakable

I, the Unspeakable

by Walter J. Sheldon

Your Time is Up

Your Time is Up

by Walter J. Sheldon

Houlihan's Equation

Houlihan's Equation

by Walter J. Sheldon

About the author

Walter J. Sheldon (January 9, 1917 – June 9, 1996), also published as Walt Sheldon, was an American author from Philadelphia. Reliable catalog and author-reference sources describe him as a writer of detective fiction and science fiction, and also note a substantial body of shorter magazine work.