Austin Hall

Austin Hall (1880–1933) was a California ranch-hand turned pulpster whose first story appeared in 1916. He is remembered above all for The Blind Spot (1921), co-written with Homer Eon Flint, a much-loved, much-debated novel of a rift between parallel worlds, and its sequel The Spot of Life. A characteristic imaginative voice of the early Munsey pulps.