Kenneth Bulmer

American author of science fiction novels

Kenneth Bulmer - Artists & Creatives born January 14th, 1921
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An American author specialized in science fiction and fantasy genres. Contributed significantly to the field with a prolific output spanning several decades. Published numerous novels and short stories, often exploring themes of technology and society. Worked under various pseudonyms, including Kenneth Bulmer and others, to diversify writing styles and reach broader audiences. Some works appeared in notable anthologies and collections, highlighting contributions to speculative fiction and young adult literature.

Wrote the series 'The Tenth Planet'

Contributed to 'The Science Fiction Magazine'

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