space piracy n.
piracy carried out against space vessels or other worlds
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1937 in Thrilling Wonder Stories Apr. 12/1
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Dr. Arch Carr
I wanted to write a story about space piracy and a lone wolf crusader who…waged a fierce and single-handed warfare against these buccaneers of the skies.
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1946 Impossible Pirate in Astounding Science Fiction Dec. 60/2
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George O. Smith
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Black Morgan was a space pirate and the place to look for him was in space. That space piracy was impossible for divers reasons seemed to make little difference to Black Morgan. He did it.
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1949 Eternal Zemmd Must Die! in Planet Stories Spring 7/2
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Henry Hasse
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The man had been sentenced for murder or space-piracy.
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1963 King Solomon's Ring in Fantastic Oct. 61/2
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Roger Zelazny
No more professional advice on space piracy.
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1990 What I did with the OTV Grissom in Aboriginal Science Fiction May–June 15/2
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Wil McCarthy
You are witnesses to the world’s first act of space piracy.
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2009 Sails the Morne in Asimov’s Science Fiction June 83
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Chris Willrich
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What little space piracy goes on, goes on closer to the Sun.
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antedating 1937
Research History
Jeff Prucher submitted a 1990 cite from a letter by Lee Smith in Quantum. Fred Galvin submitted a 1949 cite from Henry Hasse's "Eternal Zemmd Must Die!" Fred Galvin submitted a 1946 cite from George O. Smith's "The Impossible Pirate".
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