>[Leigh Brackett]was married to Edmond Hamilton, a
writer of pulp sf in the >30's and 40's. I don't know of a
book published under both their names, but >she must have
been at least influenced by him.
In his introduction to THE BEST OF LEIGH BRACKETT, a
collection of her sf, Hamilton indicates that she influenced
him more that he influenced her, encouraging him to polish
his work rather than just fire off unedited first drafts.
Unquestionably she was by far the better writer.
BobT
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