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Monette Cummings

Lifespan
1914 – 1999
Nationality
American
Active
1955 – 1957
Works held
2

Monette Cummings (1914–1999) wrote pulp fiction across genres, beginning her SF with ‘The Brides of Ool’ in Planet Stories (1955) and gathering her fantasy in Exile and Other Tales of Fantasy. She later found greater success in Regency romance, winning a RITA Award for The Beauty’s Daughter. A versatile professional of the popular-fiction markets.

The works

  1. 1957
    Cover of No Pets Allowed No Pets Allowed
  2. 1955
    Cover of The Brides of Ool The Brides of Ool

Wrote across

1950s

Recurring themes

Social SFSpace OperaDystopia

Kindred authors shared themes

Alan Edward NourseAlbert TeichnerAlgis BudrysAllen Kim LangBetsy CurtisBoyd EllanbyBryce WaltonC. M. Kornbluth

Contemporaries writing in the same era

Stephen MarloweRandall GarrettRobert SilverbergBryce WaltonAlan Edward NourseH. Beam PiperMurray LeinsterWinston K. MarksCharles L. FontenayPoul Anderson

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