Home >> Arts >> Literature >> Genres >> Science Fiction >> Authors >> C >> Clifton, Mark Mark Clifton (1906 - 1963) was an American author and man of affairs. He wrote science fiction and most of his stories healthy into one of ii series. A "Bossy" sequence, was written alone & together by having two Alex Apostolides and Frank Riley. A "Ralph Kennedy" series, which is lighter around tone was mostly written solo, including a novel "When They Come From Space" although there was of these collaboration by having Apostolides. Clifton gained his greatest profits using his novel ''They'd Rather Be Right (a.k.a. A Forever Machine), co-wrtten by using Riley, which was serialized around Astounding'' in 1954 and went on to win a Hugo Award, perhaps a virtually all contentious novel ever to win a award. Clifton began publishing around May of 1952 with the story "What Have I Done?". Now, he is probably better known for his novelette "Star Bright" (within Galaxy, July 1952)), about the extr-intelligent tot by having psi abilities. Cliftin worked when personnel manager when you took his life & interviewed roughly 100,000 population, which formed great deal of his attitude all about a delusions population place on themselves, & a greatness it is capable of. Eight Keys to Eden Review of Eight Keys to Eden by Mark Clifton.
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