| LC control no. | nb2012015831 |
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| Personal name heading | Martin, Reginald Alec, 1908-1971 |
| See also | For works of this author entered under other names search also under: Bancroft, Tex, 1908-1971; Bernard, Rafe, 1908-1971; Cameron, Brett, 1908-1971; Dixon, Rex, 1908-1971; Eliott, E. C., 1908-1971; Latter, Simon, 1908-1971; Marrat, Nicholas, 1908-1971; Martin, Robert, 1908-1971; Martin, Scott, 1908-1971; McCoy, Hank, 1908-1971; Merrill, Burt, 1908-1971; Savage, Buck, 1908-1971 Bancroft, Tex, 1908-1971 Bernard, Rafe, 1908-1971 Cameron, Brett, 1908-1971 Denver, Frank, 1908-1971 Dixon, Rex, 1908-1971 Eliott, E. C., 1908-1971 Latter, Simon, 1908-1971 Marrat, Nicholas, 1908-1971 Martin, Robert, 1908-1971 Martin, Scott, 1908-1971 McCoy, Hank, 1908-1971 Merrill, Burt, 1908-1971 Savage, Buck, 1908-1971 |
| Found in | BL letter from author, pre-20 Oct. 1988 (Reginald Alec Martin, born 1900 [sic?]; writes as Robert Martin) Reginald Alec Martin website, 2 July 2012 (Reginald Alec Martin; date info. from death cert.: born 11 Jan. 1908 in South London, died 27 June 1971 in Haywards Heath, Sussex; wrote over a hundred books and became one of the more popular children's authors of the 1950s and 1960s; author of The Joey Books, The Pocomoto series, Kemlo and the Spaceworld series, and many others; wrote under many names: Robert Martin, Rex Dixon (children's westerns), E.C. Eliott (children's science fiction), Frank Denver, Hank McCoy (adult westerns), Scott Martin (adult westerns), Tex Bancroft (adult westerns), Nicholas Marrat (short stories), Rafe Bernard (adult science fiction), Simon Latter, Brett Cameron (adult westerns), and probably others, incl. Buck Savage (adult westerns) and Burt Merrill (adult westerns); also collaborated with sports figures, incl. on "The Torella Tigers" by Graham Hill) <http://www.reginaldalecmartin.co.uk/> Encyclopedia of science fiction, viewed online 2 July 2012 (E.C. Eliott, best-known pseudonym of UK writer Reginald Alec Martin (1908-1971), author of the "Kemlo" sequence of children's SF novels; also wrote adult SF as Rafe Bernard, and non-fantastic tales as by Rex Dixon) |
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