English science fiction writer
Eric Frank Russell (born January 6, 1905, in Berkshire, United Kingdom) was a British writer and engineer . He held citizenship in both the United Kingdom and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland . Russell's career as a novelist and writer mainly focused on science fiction and short story genres, with his work often featuring irony . He passed away on February 28, 1978, in Liverpool, United Kingdom .
During his writing career, Eric Frank Russell used several pseudonyms, including Duncan H. Munro, Maurice G. Hugi, Nialle Wilde, and Webster Craig . As an individual in the literary world, Russell is often remembered for his contribution to the science fiction genre .