William Tenn
AmericanScience Fictionb. 1920 — d. 2010
William Tenn was the pseudonym of Philip Klass, a British-born American science fiction author known for his satirical stories. He served in the U.S. Army during World War II and later taught English and comparative literature at Penn State University. His first story, 'Alexander the Bait,' was published in 1946, and he quickly gained recognition for his humorous and insightful science fiction.
Awards
['Author Emeritus (1999)', 'Forry Award for lifetime achievement (2006)']
Notable Works
['Null-P', 'Of All Possible Worlds', 'The Human Angle', 'Time in Advance', 'Of Men and Monsters', 'A Lamp for Medusa']
