Larry Eisenberg
Larry Eisenberg | |
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| Occupation | short story author |
| Genre | Science fiction |
Lawrence Benjamin Eisenberg was a science fiction writer. He is best remembered for his short story What Happened to Auguste Clarot?, which was published in the anthology Dangerous Visions.
Works
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- Dr. Beltzov's polyunsaturated kasha oil diet - Harper's Magazine[1]
- The Pirokin Effect - The 10th Annual of the Year’s Best S-F - Judith Merril
- Limericks for the Loo (July 1966) with George Gordon [2]
- Games People Shouldn't Play (November 1966) with George Gordon
- What Happened to Auguste Clarot? - Dangerous Visions
- The Best Laid Schemes - collection of short stories
References
- ^ Eisenberg, Larry (June 1962). "Dr. Beltzov's polyunsaturated kasha oil diet". Harper's Magazine: 33–4.
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