Milwaukee Fictioneers and the Depression In 1935 Bloch joined a writers' group, The Milwaukee Fictioneers, members of which included Stanley Weinbaum, Ralph Milne Farley and Raymond A. Palmer. Another member of the group was Gustav Marx, who offered Bloch a job writing copy in his advertising firm, also allowing Bloch to write stories in his spare time in the office. Bloch was close friends with C. L. Moore and her husband Henry Kuttner, who visited him in Milwaukee.
milwaukee fictioneers and the depression in 1935 bloch joined a writers' group the milwaukee fictioneers members of which included stanley weinbaum ralph milne farley and raymond a palmer another member of the group was gustav marx who offered bloch a job writing copy in his advertising firm also allowing bloch to write stories in his spare time in the office bloch was close friends with c l moore and her husband henry kuttner who visited him in milwaukee