Family: Born October 21, 1904, in Youngstown, OH; died February 1, 1977, in Lancaster, PA; son of Scott B. and Maude (Whinery) Hamilton; married Leigh Brackett (a science-fiction writer), December 31, 1946 (died March 18, 1978). Education: Attended Westminster College, New Wilmington, PA, 1919-21. Memberships: Authors Guild of America.

• The Metal Giants, Swanson, 1932.
• The Horror on the Asteroid, Ian Allan, 1936.
• Murder in the Clinic, Utopian, 1945.
• Tiger Girl, Utopian, 1945.
• The Monsters of Juntonheim, Pemberton, 1950.
• Tharkol, Lord of the Unknown, Pemberton, 1950.
• City at World's End, Fell, 1951.
• The Star of Life, Torquil Press, 1959.
• The Sun Smasher (bound with Starhaven, by Ivar Jorgenson), Ace Books, 1959.
• The Haunted Stars, Torquil Press, 1960.
• Battle for the Stars, Torquil Press, 1961.
• (Contributor) Larry Shaw, editor, Great Science-Fiction Adventures, Lancer Books, 1963.
• The Valley of Creation, Lancer Books, 1964.
• Fugitive of the Stars (bound with Land beyond the Map, by Kenneth Bulmer), Ace Books, 1965.
• Doomstar, Belmont-Tower, 1966.
• The Harpers of Titan (bound with Dr. Cyclops, by Henry Kuttner and Too Late for Eternity, by Bruce Walton), Popular Library, 1967.
• A Yank at Valhalla, Ace Books, 1973.
• What's It Like out There? (short story collection), Ace Books, 1974.
• (Editor) The Best of Leigh Brackett, Doubleday, 1977.
• The Best of Edmond Hamilton, edited and introduced by wife, Leigh Brackett, Ballantine, 1977.
• The Lake of Life, R. Weinberg (Chicago), 1978.

• The Star Kings, Fell, 1949.
• Beyond the Moon, Signet, 1950.
• Return to the Stars, Lancer, 1970.

• Outside the Universe, 1964.
• Crashing Suns, 1965.

• The Weapon from Beyond, 1967.
• The Closed Worlds, 1968.
• World of the Starwolves, 1968.

• (Under pseudonym Brett Sterling) Danger Planet, 1967.
• Calling Captain Future, 1967.
• Galaxy Mission, 1967.
• Captain Future and the Space Emperor, 1967.
• Outlaw World, 1968.
• The Magician of Mars, 1968.
• Quest beyond the Stars, 1968.
• Outlaws of the Moon, 1969.
• The Comet Kings, 1969.
• Planets in Peril, 1969.
• Captain Future's Challenge, 1969.

Also author of scripts, including Black Terror (comic strip), 1941-45. Contributor of more than 400 short stories to science-fiction publications.