Hollywood in November 1944, and as part of her application for American citizenship in 1945, she legally changed her name from "Edna May Vogt" to "Edna Mayne van Vogt". She then generally went by the name "Mayne" for the rest of her life. After a year-and-a-half layoff from publishing, Hull's final story, "Bankruptcy Proceedings", appeared in the August 1946 issue of Astounding. One further story, "The Wellwisher", appeared in 1969, but it had been written and sold to the magazine Unknown in 1943. Unfortunately, the magazine had folded before the work could appear in its pages. Hull produced no further new work after 1946. However, several of her previously published short stories were anthologized in the collaborative volume Out Of This World, a 1948 collection of works by both herself and van Vogt. Hull was well known for her five 'Artur Blord' stories were collected into a single novel under the title Planets For Sale in 1954. Though credited solely to Hull in 1954, the 1965 edition credits van Vogt as co-author. The Winged Man, serialized in Astounding in May and June 1944, appeared as an expanded and revised novel in 1966; the expansion was done with the input of van Vogt, who was then content [as he explains in his book Reflections of A. E. Van Vogt] to add his own name as co-author of the 1966 work. Death Hull died of cancer on January 20, 1975, aged 69. Bibliography Novels Planets for Sale (1954) The Winged Man (1966, with A.E. van Vogt) Collections Out of the Unknown (1948, with A. E. Van Vogt)[6 stories, OOTU#1 below] The Sea Thing and Other Stories (1970, expanded fromOut of the Unknown)[7 stories, TSTAOS below] Out of the Unknown (1970, abridged from The Sea Thing and Other Stories)[5 stories, OOTU#2 below] The Gryb (1976, with A. E. Van Vogt) [6 stories] Short fiction "Abdication" "Bankruptcy Proceedings" [Artur Blord #5] into Planets for Sale (1954) "Competition" [Artur Blord #1] into Planets for Sale (1954) "The Contract" [Artur Blord #3] into Planets for Sale (1954) "The Debt" [Artur Blord #2] into Planets for Sale (1954) "Enter the Professor" [Artur Blord #4] into Planets for Sale (1954) "The Flight that Failed" [aka "Rebirth: Earth"] "The Patient" (1943) OOTU#1, TSTAOS "Research Alpha", with A.E. Van Vogt & James H. Schmitz – van Vogt acknowledges Hull as co-author in his Reflections of A. E. van Vogt "The