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Morrison Colladay

Lifespan: 1884 – 1971
Nationality: American
Active: 1929
Works held: 1

Morrison Colladay (1884–1971) wrote science fiction for the early-1930s pulps, specialising in natural-catastrophe stories, cosmic collisions, plagues and disasters, for Amazing and Wonder Stories, alongside popular-science articles. A characteristic contributor to the disaster-minded scientifiction of his day.

The works

1929

When the moon fell

Wrote across

Recurring themes

Post-Apocalyptic Hard SF

Kindred authors shared themes

Alfred Coppel Algis Budrys Allan Danzig Arthur Conan Doyle Arthur G. Stangland Ben Bova Bryce Walton C. M. Kornbluth

Contemporaries writing in the same era

Edgar Rice Burroughs H. P. Lovecraft Ray Cummings Robert E. Howard Ruth Plumly Thompson Edmond Hamilton Various Victor Appleton James Branch Cabell Murray Leinster

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