Eric C. Williams

Eric C. Williams
Born	July 22, 1918 London, UK
Died	2010[1]
Occupation	Author
Nationality	United Kingdom
Genre	Science fiction

Eric Cyril Williams (1918–2010) was a British science fiction author active in the 1960s and 1970s, and then again in the last decade of his life. Williams was active in science fiction fandom in the 1930, contributing the fanzines such as The Satellite.^[1] He worked as a bookseller prior to becoming an author.^[2]

Bibliography

Science fiction

Novels

• Monkman Comes Down (1968)
• The Time Injection (1968)
• To End All Telescopes (1969)
• The Call of Utopia (1971)
• Flash (1972)
• Project: Renaissance (1973)
• The Drop In (1977)
• Largesse from Triangulum (1979)
• Time for Mercy (1979)
• Homo Telekins (1981)

Short stories

• "Mr. Hazel's Miracle Carpet" (Dec 1937, Amateur Science Stories)
• "The Venus Vein" (Dec 1937, Amateur Science Stories)
• "My First Space-Ship" (March 1938, Amateur Science Stories)
• "The Desolator" (1965)
• "The Garden of Paris" (1965)
• "Sunout" (1965)
• "The Real Thing (1966)
• "Number 7 (1969)
• "Something” (1999)
• "Dark City in Glass City" (2000)
• "The Egyptian Message" (2000)
• "Amenemhet's Gift" (2001)
• "The Martians" (2002)
• "Brides for Mars" (2002)
• "The Visitor" (2003)
• "Arboreal Interlude" (2003)
• "The Paper Killer" (2003)

Anthology appearances

• New Writings in SF 5 (1965)
• Science Fantasy Vol. 24 No. 75 (1965)
• Weird Shadows from Beyond (1965)

References

1. Langford, David (Jan–Feb 2011). "Curiosities: To End All Telescopes, by Eric C. Williams". F&SF. Hoboken, NJ: Spilogale. p. 258.
2. Clute, John; Peter Nicholls (1993). The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction. New York, NY: St. Martin's Press. p. 1327. ISBN 0-312-09618-6.

General references

• Eric C. Williams at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database