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Richard Sabia

Nationality
American
Active
1961 – 1963
Works held
3

Richard Sabia wrote humorous science fiction for the magazines, most memorably the much-reprinted romp ‘I Was a Teen-age Secret Weapon’. His light, farcical touch made him a welcome comic voice; little is recorded of his life beyond the fiction itself.

The works

  1. 1963
    Cover of I Was a Teen-Age Secret Weapon I Was a Teen-Age Secret Weapon
  2. 1962
    Cover of The Lamps of the Angels The Lamps of the Angels
  3. 1961
    Cover of The Premiere The Premiere

Wrote across

1960s

Recurring themes

DystopiaSocial SFSpace OperaPsychic Powers

Kindred authors shared themes

Alan Edward NourseAlgis BudrysBryce WaltonC. M. KornbluthCharles BeaumontDonald E. WestlakeEdward W. LudwigEvelyn E. Smith

Contemporaries writing in the same era

Randall GarrettKeith LaumerMack ReynoldsJack SharkeyJim HarmonMurray LeinsterJames H. SchmitzLaurence M. JaniferRobert F. YoungH. B. Fyfe

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