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A little-known science fiction writer from the pulp-magazine era, remembered today for the short story "Double Take." His work has found a second life through Project Gutenberg and LibriVox, where new readers can still discover it.

by Wilson Parks Griffith
Wilson Parks Griffith appears to be a mid-20th-century science fiction author whose surviving public record is quite slim. The clearest match across library and book sources connects him with "Double Take," a short story originally published in Worlds of If Science Fiction in January 1955.
That story remains the main reason Griffith is still read today. It has been preserved by Project Gutenberg, listed by Goodreads, and recorded through LibriVox, helping keep his name in circulation even though detailed biographical information about his life has been hard to confirm.
For listeners who enjoy vintage speculative fiction, Griffith represents one of those intriguing authors who left behind a small but memorable footprint: a writer from the magazine age whose work still carries the curiosity and future-minded spirit of classic science fiction.