Olof Möller
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Olof Möller (July 3, 1923,
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– June 8, 1985,
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author.Obituary from ''Dagens Nyheter'' June 19, 1985, read August 27, 2012 (http://www.pm1.se/moller.pdf) He is thought to be the most prolific Swedish science fiction writer, though most of his writing can be classified as
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. He published 30
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in the Jaktrymdskepp X12 ("Fighter Starship X12") series between 1974 and 1980. Möller was born in Riga,
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, the son of medical practitioner and scientist Maximilian Möller and the German-born author Camilla Möller. The family fled to Sweden in 1939. Möller graduated from the Stockholm Institute of Commerce in 1941. He supported himself with a number of varied jobs and self-owned enterprises. From 1976 to 1985 he was responsible for educational literature at the
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Selected works

* Rymdskepp i lågor (1980) * Astronaut FZ (1980) * Istiden kommer ("The Ice Age Cometh") (1980) * Snabbare än ljuset ("Faster than Light") (1980) * De tre galaxerna ("The Three Galaxies") (1980) * Gigantstaden ("The Gigantic City") (1980) * Datorama ("Computerama") (1980) * Åter till jorden ("Return to Earth") (1980) * Planeten Drabos ("The Planet Drabos") (1980) * Mikro-universums gåta ("Riddle of the Micro-Universe") (1979) * Asteroid på drift ("Drifting Asteroid") (1979) * Kvinnoplaneten Q ("Q, Planet of Women") (1979) * Rymdens vikingar ("Vikings of Space") (1979) * Skräckfärd i rymden ("Journey of Terror in Space") (1979) * Domen ("The Verdict") (1979) * Gemini (1978) * Planettribunalen ("The Planetary Tribunal") (1978) * Spion i rymden ("Spy in Space") (1978) * Övergiven planet ("Deserted Planet") (1978) * Robotmordet ("The Robot Murder") (1978) * Davids stjärna ("David's Star") (1978) * Fjärde dimensionen ("The Fourth Dimension") (1977) * Tvillingplaneterna ("The Twin Planets") (1977) * Rymdhajen ("The Space Shark") (1977) * Kosmos brinner ("Cosmos on Fire") (1977) * Kometkatastrofen ("The Comet Disaster") (1977) * Nytt vapen ("A New Weapon") (1977) * Rymdvisionen ("The Vision of Space") (1976) * Seende planet ("Seeing Planet") (1975) * Humanoidupproret ("The Humanoid Rebellion") (1975) * Mazos grymhet ("The Cruelty of Mazos") (1975) * Guldmånen ("The Moon of Gold") (1975) * Stellarernas angrepp ("Assault of the Stellars") (1975)


References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Moller, Olof Swedish science fiction writers Latvian emigrants to Sweden 1923 births 1985 deaths