What is John Clute best known for?

John Clute is widely recognized for his extensive work as a critic and encyclopedist of science fiction and fantasy literature. He is a co-editor of "The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction" and "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy," which are considered definitive reference works in their fields.

John Clute

b. 1940

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What is John Clute best known for?
John Clute is widely recognized for his extensive work as a critic and encyclopedist of science fiction and fantasy literature. He is a co-editor of "The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction" and "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy," which are considered definitive reference works in their fields.