George O. Smith

George O. Smith was an American science fiction writer born in 1911, known for his engaging storytelling and innovative ideas. He made significant contributions to the genre during the mid-20th century, with a career spanning several decades. Smith's work often explored themes of space travel and the intricacies of advanced technology, reflecting the burgeoning interest in science during his time. His writing is characterized by a blend of scientific plausibility and imaginative narrative, making him a beloved figure among fans of speculative fiction.

Throughout his career, Smith penned numerous short stories and novels, many of which were published in prominent magazines of the era. His unique voice and perspective offer a fascinating glimpse into the hopes and challenges of the future as envisioned in his time. If you're curious to delve into the world of George O. Smith, you'll find a treasure trove of thought-provoking tales in our app that are sure to captivate your imagination and inspire your own explorations of the cosmos.

Operation Interstellar

Read by Richard Kilmer (1942-2022)


George O. Smith



Haedaecker’s Theory claims that real-time communications across space is impossible. Paul Grayson believes that Z-wave technology will make …

QRM-Interplanetary

Read by Mark Nelson


George O. Smith



QRM-Interplanetary is one of eleven science fiction novelettes by George O. Smith published in Astounding Science Fiction magazine between 1…

Spacemen Lost

Read by Mark Nelson


George O. Smith



It was the greatest man hunt in history — and while this frantic rescue mission went on, the alien spaceships were watching and waiting, hol…

Highways in Hiding

Read by Jessica Martin


George O. Smith



Mechanical engineer Steve Cornell lives in a world where ESP and telepathy are normal, and a spreading plague called Mekstrom’s Disease turn…

Climate--Incorporated

Read by quartertone


George O. Smith



Climate control was an elusive dream. A brilliant inventor chanced upon a solution and the dream briefly became a luxurious reality. But nob…