Louis Russell Chauvenet

Titles:

Essays

• Unknown. Early Science Fiction Fans Recall Their Sense of Wonder
• Unknown. Gleanings
• Unknown. Letter (Amazing Stories, April 1938)
• Unknown. Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1938): Bibliography? Try "Chemical Abstracts."
• Unknown. Letter (Astounding, April 1938): Criticism—Complete.
• Unknown. Letter (Astounding, July 1948): Sorry—LiH Is an Atomic Explosive. The Cockroft-Walton Experiment Shows That 150,000 Volt Protons Cause Li to Fission Just as Thermal Neutrons Fission U-235. The Energy Yield Is About 2.5 Times That of U-235, Pound for Pound. But It takes U-235 to Excite LiH Sufficiently to Set It Off—Just as It Takes a Violent Primer Like Tetryl to Set Off Ammonium Nitrate. The Low Energy Efficiency of the Lab Experiment with Li and H Results from Small Percentage of Successful Hits. If the Li and H Are Raised to Such a Temperature That the Average Thermal Energy Equals the Neccessary Bombardment Energy, the Reaction Becomes Efficient.
• Unknown. Letter (Astounding, May 1942): Agreed: "Defense Line" Did Have That Flaw in Depicting the System Two-Dimensionally. But I Felt the Concept of Asteroid Hill-Billies Intereting Enought to Make the Flaw Forgiveable.
• Unknown. Letter (Le Zombie, January 1942)
• Unknown. Letter (Short Form, August 1989)
• Unknown. Letter (Spaceways, January 1940)
• Unknown. Letter (Spaceways, January 1942)
• Unknown. Letter (Spaceways, June 1939)
• Unknown. Letter (Spaceways, March 1940)
• Unknown. Letter (Spaceways, October 1939)
• Unknown. Letter (The Alchemist, February 1941)
• Unknown. Letter (The Fantast, April 1941)
• Unknown. Letter (The Fantast, April 1942)
• Unknown. Letter (The Fantast, May 1940)
• Unknown. Letter (The Fantast, November 1941)
• Unknown. Letter (Unknown, August 1941)
• 1989. Tales of a Stranger

Magazine Editor

• Unknown. Zizzle-Pop - 1944

Poems

• Unknown. Conclusion
• Unknown. Night-Rain

Short Fiction

• Unknown. If I Werewolf

Awards