Ray Faraday Nelson
Ray Faraday Nelson
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Radell Faraday "Ray" Nelson is an American science fiction author and cartoonist most famous for his 1963 short story "Eight O'Clock in the Morning", which was later used by John Carpenter as the basis for his 1988 film They Live. He wrote short stories, cartoons, and a few poems. He collaborated with childhood friend and noted science fiction author Philip K. Dick on the 1967 alien invasion novel The Ganymede Takeover. - Wikipedia
8 books in the database
Books
The EcologRay Faraday Nelson
The Ecolog
Ray Faraday Nelson · 2000
TimequestRay Faraday Nelson
Timequest
Ray Faraday Nelson · 2000
Dog-Headed Death (Gaius Hesperian Mysteries)Ray Faraday Nelson
Dog-Headed Death (Gaius Hesperian Mysteries)
Ray Faraday Nelson · 2000
Then Beggars Could RideRay Faraday Nelson
Then Beggars Could Ride
Ray Faraday Nelson · 2000
TimeQuestRay Faraday Nelson
TimeQuest
Ray Faraday Nelson · 1985
TimequestRay Faraday Nelson
Timequest
Ray Faraday Nelson · 1985
The revolt of the unemployablesRay Faraday Nelson
The revolt of the unemployables
Ray Faraday Nelson · 1978
Blake's ProgressRay Faraday Nelson
Blake's Progress
Ray Faraday Nelson · 1975
Co-authored books and collections
Books that list Ray Faraday Nelson among their authors but not as the lead author: co-written works, collections and compilations.
