β Scribed by Bretnor, Reginald
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The late Reginald Bretnor (1911-1992) was never a prolific writerβhe wrote only a handful of books and about 100 short stories [and more than 100 short-short βFeghootsβ under the Grendel Briarton pseudonym]βover a 45-year writing career. In addition to wars, weaponry, and science fiction, Bretnorβs broad interests included cats. (And puns. Did we mention the horrible puns?) These subjects are all touched on in this collection. A sly sense of humor permeates Bretnorβs fiction, and as we work to digitize his complete body of work and present it to readers in a series of Reginald Bretnor Megapacks, we know youβll have fun reading them.
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