(1913-1977) US fan and sf writer who frequently worked in collaboration with others – notably A Fedor, with whom he published his first story "The End of Tyme" (November 1933 Wonder Stories) and its sequel in the Tyme sequence, "The Return of Time" (August 1934 Wonder Stories); Emil Petaja, whose pseudonym E Theodore Pine he once shared; and Ray Bradbury, with whom he collaborated on Bradbury's first professional story, "Pendulum" (November 1941 Super Science Stories). His best-known story is the novelette "He Who Shrank" (August 1936 Amazing), whose narrator undergoes Drug-induced Miniaturization, visiting a succession of nested universes whose progression towards the infinitely small eventually loops back to the infinitely large (> Great and Small). His one sf novel in book form, The Stars Will Wait (1968), is a Space Opera. [JC/DRL]
see also: Recursive SF.
Henry Louis Hasse
born Indiana: 7 February 1913
died Los Angeles, California: 20 May 1977
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