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| − | '''William Peter McGivern''' was a prolific [[Chicago]]-based [[author]] of [[pulp]] [[fiction]], including [[sf]] and crime stories, many under [[pseudonyms]] including the [[Ziff Davis]] [[house names]] [[P. F. Costello]], [[Gerald Vance]], and [[Clee Garson]]; he also wrote as by '''Bill Peters''' and collaborated with his good friend [[David Wright O'Brien]], mostly as [[John York Cabot]] and [[Duncan Farnsworth]]. | + | '''William Peter McGivern''' was a prolific [[Chicago]]-based [[author]] of [[pulp]] [[fiction]], including [[sf]] and crime stories, many under [[pseudonyms]] including the [[Ziff Davis]] [[house names]] [[P. F. Costello]], [[Gerald Vance]], and [[Clee Garson]]; he also wrote as by '''Bill Peters''' and collaborated with his good friend [[David Wright O'Brien]], mostly as [[John York Cabot]] and [[Duncan Farnsworth]]. |
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| + | O'Brien and McGivern shared a Chicago office. They attended the 1940 [[Worldcon]], [[Chicon]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:02, 17 July 2023
(December 6, 1918 – November 18, 1982)
William Peter McGivern was a prolific Chicago-based author of pulp fiction, including sf and crime stories, many under pseudonyms including the Ziff Davis house names P. F. Costello, Gerald Vance, and Clee Garson; he also wrote as by Bill Peters and collaborated with his good friend David Wright O'Brien, mostly as John York Cabot and Duncan Farnsworth.
O'Brien and McGivern shared a Chicago office. They attended the 1940 Worldcon, Chicon.
Entry in The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction.
| Person | 1918—1982 |
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