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~~'''~~William Hope Hodgson~~'''~~ (1877 – 1918) was an Englishman who held many careers throughout his short life: sailor, soldier, personal trainer, and so on. However, he is ''best'' remembered for his career as an author of horror, fantasy and SF works, particularly the novels ''[[The House on the Borderland]]'' and ''[[The Night Land]]''.

[[William Hope Hodgson]] (1877 – 1918) was an Englishman who held many careers throughout his short life: sailor, soldier, personal trainer, and so on. However, he is ''best'' remembered for his career as an author of horror, fantasy and SF works, particularly the novels ''[[The House on the Borderland]]'' and ''[[The Night Land]]''.

At age 40, while serving in [[World War I]], he was killed by an exploding shell.

~~===~~ Works by William Hope Hodgson with their own trope page include: ~~===~~

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* ''[[Carnacki, the Ghost-Finder]]''

* ''[[The House on the Borderland]]''

* ''[[The Night Land]]''

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* [[All First-Person Narrators Write Like Novelists]]:

** ''The Ghost Pirates''