-
thought to have
possibly altered his
surname to
Dyalhis from a more
prosaic "Dallas"—in his stories,
Dyalhis pla**** with
common spellings, so that "Earth"...
- Serviss' Edison's
Conquest of Mars; "blaster"
dates to 1925 in
Nictzin Dyalhis'
story "When the
Green Star Waned"; and "needle ray" and "needler" date...
- Darkness" (Jack Williamson) "Nictzin
Dyalhis:
Mysterious Master of Fantasy" (Sam Moskowitz) "The Red Witch" (Nictzin
Dyalhis) "The
Sapphire Goddess" (AKA "The...
- The
Fantasies of
Nictzin Dyalhis is a
collection of
fantasy and
science fiction short stories by
American writer Nictzin Dyalhis. It was
first published...
- that
would eventually come. That man's name was
Winslow Dyalhis. Now,
years later,
Adele Dyalhis lives in the
village of
Somui with her
teenage children...
-
general and politician, 6th
President of
Finland (d. 1951) 1873 –
Nictzin Dyalhis,
American author (d. 1942) 1877 –
Heinrich Otto Wieland,
German chemist...
- 1966)
Jacek Dukaj (born 1974) Jean-Claude
Dunyach (born 1957)
Nictzin Dyalhis (1873–1942) C. M. Eddy, Jr. (1896–1967) G. C.
Edmondson (1922–1995) George...
-
illustrator Luisa Casagemas Spain 13
December 1873 1942
Composer Nictzin Dyalhis United
States 4 June 1873 8 May 1942
Chemist and
short story writer Miguel...
- As of 2024, the
hospital is
still active.
Residents included Nictzin Dyalhis’s first wife and Joe Root.
Known staff included Penny Colman’s
father and...
- very po****r with the readers.
Other well-liked
authors included Nictzin Dyalhis, E.
Hoffmann Price,
Robert Bloch, and H.
Warner Munn.
Wright published...
