Howard Fast
12 SeriesHoward Fast (1914-2003) was an American author known for his fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and screenplays. He published his first novel after high school and wrote the popular novel Spartacus while in prison for refusing to name Communist associates to Congress. Fast's work, often written under pseudonyms such as E.V. Cunningham and Walter Ericson, reflected his dedication to social justice and engaging storytelling.
Howard Fast's "Fallen Angel," also known as "Mirage" and originally titled "Walter Ericson," explores compelling themes. "Tony and the Wonderful Door," alternatively titled "The Magic Door," captivates with its enchanting narrative. Additionally, Fast co-authored "The Picture Book History of the Jews" with Bette Fast, providing an insightful historical overview. These works showcase Fast's versatility and depth in storytelling.
