Don A. Stuart

Used as a pseudonym. See also: Arthur J. Burks , John W. Campbell, Jr.

antigravity adj.	1939 ‘D. A. Stuart’ Cloak of Aesir in Astounding Science-Fiction Mar. 26/1 Two facts I wanted: antigravity units of the cars do not disturb reception.
chronoscope n.	1936 ‘D. A. Stuart’ Elimination in Astounding Stories May 57/1 I shouldn’t have told the police about my chronoscope. But I put the apparatus in, and I think I got it in right, and John, it makes the near-future images better, but what do you think—it cuts out some of the long-range tracks.
floater n.	1935 ‘D. A. Stuart’ The Machine in Astounding Stories Feb. 73/2 A dark shadow drifted slowly across the room, and they turned to see a five-passenger floater sinking slowly, gently, to Earth.
tin can n.	1938 ‘D. A. Stuart’ Dead Knowledge in Astounding Stories Jan. 59/2 Two men for three years, in a tin can, makes one man. Nerve friction, as they call it.