[publication date in parentheses; category in brackets] Arthur J. Burks (uncredited co-authorship with Tremaine), Who Do You Think You Are? (December 1939) [psychology] Sander Ariza, Trujillo: The Man and His Country (1939) [biography] Colonel Benjamin A. Franklin, Banners in the Wind (January 2, 1940) [inspirational] Frank W. Kravigny, The Jungle Route (March 1, 1940) [true adventure] Bob Carter, Little Things That Linger (June 1940) [potpourri from radio host] Ed Bodin, Scare Me! A Symposium on Ghosts and Black Magic by Ed Bodin, Collector of Mystic Facts, and Descendant of Jean Bodin, Famous Mystic Writer of the XVIth Century (June 1940) [occult] William Merriam Rouse, Bildad Road (July 1940) [novel] William Richard Twiford, Sown in the Darkness A.D. 2000 (January 1941) [science fiction novel] Horace J. Haase, The Economic Democracy (January 1941) [economics] Louis Leon DeJean, Royalty Road (November 1941) [short story writing guide] Further reading Will Murray, "The Man Who Edited Lovecraft," Crypt of Cthulhu No 48 (St Johns Eve 1987): 3–5. Alec Nevala-Lee, Astounding: John W. Campbell, Isaac Asimov, Robert A. Heinlein, L. Ron Hubbard, and the Golden Age of Science Fiction (NY: Dey St. Books, 2018). Alva Rogers, A Requiem for Astounding (Chicago: Advent:Publishers, 1964). References External links 1899 births 1956 deaths Science fiction editors Analog Science Fiction and Fact people American pulp magazine publishers (people) American book publishers (people)