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American author, contributor of short stories to various leading magazines. Best known for his science-fiction-ish story His First Million Women (1934)
George Weston
Works
(Partial list. Dates may not be accurate)
- The Apple-Tree Girl: The Story of Little Miss Moses, Who Led Herself into the Promised Land (1918) illus. F. R. Gruger
- Oh Mary, Be Careful (1917) IA
- You Never Saw Such A Girl (1919)
- Mary Minds Her Business (1920) PG : IA
- Queen of the World (1923)
- The Horseshoe Nails (1927)
- "His First Million Women: The Story of the World's Only Fertile Man" aka Comet 'Z' (1934)
Individual short stories
- "According to Destiny" in Harper's Magazine Apr 1912
- "After Many Years" in Harper's Magazine Apr 1910
- "As of Old" in Harper's Magazine May 1912
- "A Dangerous Game" in The Saturday Evening Post, Dec 18, 1920
- "The Finger of Fate" in The Sunday Star, Sep 22, 1921
- "Marrying Maude" in Collier's, Oct 16, 1915
- "A Meeting of Greeks" in Harper's Magazine Jul 1912
- "The Petrified Man" (novelette) in The Saturday Evening Post, Dec 18, 1920
- "Philip the Fly" in Harper's Magazine Jun 1912
- The Extraordinary Adventures of Jacqueline
- "I—Pom-Pom versus Henri," Century Magazine, 1914
- "II—The Triumph of Tristam," Century Magazine, 1914
Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1927.
The author died in 1968, so works by this author are also in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 50 years or less. Works by this author may also be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.
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