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| − | '''Theodora Brenton Eliot McCormick Du Bois''', a [[New York]]-based [[pro]] author, | + | '''Theodora Brenton Eliot McCormick Du Bois''', a [[New York]]-based [[pro]] author (who also wrote under her maiden name, '''Theodora McCormick'''), published in a variety of genres, particularly mysteries, but also [[SF]] and [[fantasy]], including her first novel, ''The Devil's Spoon'' (1930), in which a young devil takes over a human to fight against Satan's plans for the world. (A reprint was serialized in ''[[FFM]]'' in 1948, notable for a [[Virgil Finlay]] cover that later sold at [[auction]] for a record $70.) |
| − | {{SFE|name=du_bois_theodora}} | + | {{SFE|name=du_bois_theodora}}. |
{{person|born=1890|died=1986}} [[Category:pro]] [[Category:US]] | {{person|born=1890|died=1986}} [[Category:pro]] [[Category:US]] | ||
Revision as of 03:06, 16 October 2020
(September 14, 1890 – February 1, 1986)
Theodora Brenton Eliot McCormick Du Bois, a New York-based pro author (who also wrote under her maiden name, Theodora McCormick), published in a variety of genres, particularly mysteries, but also SF and fantasy, including her first novel, The Devil's Spoon (1930), in which a young devil takes over a human to fight against Satan's plans for the world. (A reprint was serialized in FFM in 1948, notable for a Virgil Finlay cover that later sold at auction for a record $70.)
Entry in The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction.
| Person | 1890—1986 |
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