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From: msb@lsuc.UUCP (Mark Brader)
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Subject: Re: December Booklist from the OCOH
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Date: Sat, 25-Jan-86 05:45:53 EST
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Posted: Sat Jan 25 05:45:53 1986
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Summary: And now, R.S.Richardson

> > > Richardson, R. S.       SHUTTLE DOWN                              $ 2.95
> > >     (writing as "Lee            Reprint 1981 paperback. Richardson's
> > >                                 other, and perhaps better known,
> > >     Correy")                    pseudonym is G. Harry Stine, which he
> > Unless I am very much mistaken, G. Harry Stine is the man's real name; 
> > ...  Lee Correy is a pseudonym, and Reed Richardson is the name of one
> > of the main characters in SHUTTLE DOWN.
> 
>  The crew at the OCOH admit that they goofed.  R.S. Richardson is somebody
> else.  G. Harry Stine is real, and writes as Lee Correy.

Right.  R.S. Richardson is R(obert) S(hirley(!)) Richardson, a professional
astronomer.  He's written both nonfiction and sf stories.  And he also uses
a pseudonym for his sf, which probably contributed to the confusion.
The pseudonym is: Philip Latham.

(I use the present tense, but I don't actually know that he's still alive.
My 1977 reference gives his dates as "1902- ".)

Mark Brader
	"I'm a little worried about the bug-eater," she said.  "We're embedded
	in bugs, have you noticed?"		-- Niven, "The Integral Trees"