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'''Wilmar House Shiras''' (aka '''Jane Howes''') is a SF writer most famous for her 1948 novella "In Hiding", which she expanded into a 1953 novel, ''Children of the Atom''. The premise of "In Hiding" has been credited with inspiring the very similar idea of [[The X-Men]]. | '''Wilmar House Shiras''' (aka '''Jane Howes''') is a SF writer most famous for her 1948 novella "In Hiding", which she expanded into a 1953 novel, ''Children of the Atom''. The premise of "In Hiding" has been credited with inspiring the very similar idea of [[The X-Men]]. | ||
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[[Category:1908 births]] | [[Category:1908 births]] | ||
[[Category:1990 deaths]] | [[Category:1990 deaths]] | ||
[[Category:Writers]] | [[Category:Writers]] | ||
Revision as of 18:42, 20 March 2007
Wilmar House Shiras (aka Jane Howes) is a SF writer most famous for her 1948 novella "In Hiding", which she expanded into a 1953 novel, Children of the Atom. The premise of "In Hiding" has been credited with inspiring the very similar idea of The X-Men.