Carl Jacobi

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Journalist and short story writer Carl Jacobi read a great deal as a child, and started writing at an early age. He majored in English Literature at the University of Minnesota from 1927 to 1930, and during this time made his first professional sale. He took work as a journalist after graduation, but soon abandoned this and made his living as a pulp-writer. He was forced to take regular work with Honeywell as an electronics inspector when the pulp markets collapsed.

Journalists, Jacobi, Carl Richard

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Marion Zimmer Bradley

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Writer and editor Marion Zimmer Bradley studied at New York State College for Teachers between 1946 and 1948, and trained both as a psychologist and a parapsychologist. She wrote for science fiction fanzines and digest magazines during the 1950s, and gradually turned to writing novels. Her writing became dominated by the Darkover saga. One of her best novels was 'The Mists of Avalon,' published in 1983. She launched Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine in 1988.

United States, Bradley, Marion Zimmer

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Mary Jane Latsis

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Writer Mary Jane Latsis studied economics at Wellesley College, MA, and later obtained a Public Administration degree at Harvard. She worked for a time as an economist at the UN Food and Agricultural Organisation in Rome, Italy, and later taught at Wellesley. She formed a close collaboration with Martha Henissart, and they published their first novel, 'Banking on Death,' in 1961. They were able to work together harmoniously on the same book.

Latsis, Mary Jane

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