Betsy Curtis

Betsy Curtis (1917–2002), born Elizabeth McGee, was an Oberlin-educated writer whose science fiction appeared from 1950 in F&SF, Galaxy, Analog and others; her story ‘The Steiger Effect’ earned a Hugo nomination in 1969. She published at least sixteen stories over two decades. Her daughter Maggie Thompson became a noted comics editor. A distinctive minor voice of the magazine era.