George McLeod Winsor
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George McLeod Winsor
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George McLeod Winsor was a British writer of fantastic fiction and mysteries. Published under the name 'G. McLeod Winsor'. His novel Station X (1919) is a novel of the radio age and was noted by H.P. Lovecraft as a "semi-classic" in his 1934 essay “Some Notes on Interplanetary Fiction”. The novel narrates a psychic invasion of the Earth from Mars, told much in the manner of Jules Verne. It was later reprinted as a serial in Amazing magazine in 1926, to reader acclaim. Noted author van Vogt singl
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