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Louis Tracy

Lifespan: 1863 – 1928
Nationality: British
Active: 1906
Works held: 1

Louis Tracy (1863–1928) was a prolific British journalist and novelist whose The Final War (1896) and other invasion and future-war stories rode the wave Chesney had started, imagining great conflicts and Britain’s fate in them. A characteristic and successful purveyor of the pre-war speculative-thriller genre.

The works

1906

Karl Grier

Wrote across

Recurring themes

Psychic Powers Horror

Kindred authors shared themes

Alan Edward Nourse Algernon Blackwood Algis Budrys Arthur Conan Doyle Arthur J. Burks Bryce Walton Chester S. Geier Don Berry

Contemporaries writing in the same era

L. Frank Baum H. G. Wells E. Nesbit Luis Senarens Anonymous Frances Hodgson Burnett Jack London Algernon Blackwood John Kendrick Bangs Rudyard Kipling

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