Andrews, John Williams
Entry updated 12 September 2022. Tagged: Author.
(1898-1975) US poet whose book-length sf poem, A.D. Twenty-One Hundred: A Narrative of Space (1969 chap) (see Poetry), is a kind of Future History of the next century or so, tracing the sophistication of Space Flight as the Moon is settled and Faster Than Light starships explore the Godless void; the poem closes in a state of cosmogonic Transcendence. [JC]
John Williams Andrews
born Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania: 10 November 1898
died Norwalk, Connecticut: 18 March 1975
works
- A.D. Twenty-One Hundred: A Narrative of Space (Boston, Massachusetts: Branden Press, 1969) [poem: chap: introduction by Walter Cronkite: illus/hb/Arthur Schaffert]
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