Fletcher Pratt

Born: April 25, 1897

Died: June 10, 1956

Murray Fletcher Pratt (1897–1956) was an American writer of science fiction, fantasy and history. He is best known for his works on naval history and on the American Civil War and for fiction written with L. Sprague de Camp.

Fletcher Pratt

Books by Fletcher Pratt (50 max)

Civil War in pictures

The compleat enchanter: the magical misadventures of Harold Shea

The incomplete enchanter

The battles that changed history

Land of unreason

Onslaught from Rigel

The compact history of the United States Navy.

A short history of the Civil War (Ordeal by fire)

A short history of the Civil War: ordeal by fire

Well of the Unicorn

Secret & Urgent: The Story of Codes & Ciphers (Cryptographic Series)

War for the world: a chronicle of our fighting forces in World War II

Assignment in tomorrow: an anthology

All about rockets and jets

The Blue Star: The Tale of a Parallel World

Octopus Cycle

Stanton, Lincoln's Secretary of War.

Invaders from rigel

Tales from Gavagan's bar

The Great science fiction series: stories from the best of the series from 1944 to 1980 by twenty all-time favorite writers

The navy: a history; the story of a service in action

Fletcher Pratt's naval war game.

America and total war

The Navy's war

Empire and the sea

Fleet against Japan,

Preble's boys: Commodore Preble and the birth of American sea power.

Ordeal by Fire: an informal history of the American Civil War

The Monitor and the Merrimac

All about famous inventors and their inventions.

Famous inventors and their inventions

Wall of Serpents

City of the Living Dead

Expedition to Pluto

The Heroic Years; Fourteen Years of the Republic, 1801-1815,

Ordeal by fire: an informal history of the civil war

The Navy: a history : the story of a service in action

The navy, a history the story of a service in action

Hail, Caesar!

The U.S. Army: A Guide to its Men and Equipment

A short history of the army and navy

The Marines' war: an account of the struggle for the Pacific from both American and Japanese sources.

The Third King

World of wonder: an introduction to imaginative literature

War for the world A chronicle of our fighting forces in World War II

By space ship to the moon

The Undying Fire

The Civil War.

Civil War on western waters.

Rockets, satellites, and space travel