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Thomas Temple Hoyne was born in Chicago in 1875. A popularizer of economics subjects, Hoyne would go on to write three books of nonfiction and one sci-fi novel. He passed away in 1946, at the age of 71.
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Intrigue on the Upper Level by Thomas Temple Hoyne
Just recently, I had some words to say about Jack Williamson and Dr. Miles J. Breuer’s 1931 novel The Birth of a New Republic, in which a group of citizens (living on the Moon) rises up in rebellion against the despotic corporate forces oppressing them. Well, now I am here to tell you of another sci-fi book of the early ‘30s dealing with still another revolt against the powers that be.
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Previous SFF Author: Meg Howrey
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