What is Charles D. Hornig known for?

Charles D. Hornig is primarily recognized for his significant role as a science fiction editor during the Golden Age of the genre. He became the editor of Wonder Stories at a remarkably young age, making him one of the youngest editors in the field's history.

Charles D. Hornig

25 May 1916 – 11 October 1999

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About

Charles D. Hornig wrote for Future Fiction back in March 1940. He's a name you'll find in the science fiction of that era.

Top genres

Essays Fiction Science Fiction

Also known as

Charles Derwin Hornig, Charles Hornig, Derwin Lesser

Featured works

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Future Fiction, March 1940

Charles D. Hornig

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Charles D. Hornig is primarily recognized for his significant role as a science fiction editor during the Golden Age of the genre. He became the editor of Wonder Stories at a remarkably young age, making him one of the youngest editors in the field's history.