- Author: Cyril Hume Author Record # 19197
- Birthplace: New York City, New York, USA
- Birthdate: 16 March 1900
- Deathdate: 26 March 1966
- Language: English
- Webpages: IMDB, Library of Congress, SFE, Wikipedia-EN
- Note: Hume wrote the screenplay for Forbidden Planet (1956) --neither the original story nor the novelization (see)-- and many other US feature films including Tarzan, the Ape Man (1932) and its MGM sequels. The centaur in his first novel Wife of the Centaur (1923, MGM film 1924) is strictly metaphorical, a man half bestial in nature.
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Novels
- The Golden Dancer (1926)
- Street of the Malcontents and Other Stories (1927)
- Myself and the Young Bowman and Other Fantasies (1932)
- Street of the Malcontents (1925)
- The Head (1925)
- Fantasy in the First Person (1926)
- Atlantis' Exile (1927)
- Coffin-Wood (1927)
- Count Pizziccheria's China Teeth (1927)
- Cowards of Conscience (1927)
- Elisaveth, a Story of Roumania (1927)
- In the Dark of the Moon (1927)
- Loyalty (1927)
- Suttee à la Mode (1927)
- The Shout (1927)
- The Tower in the Winds (1927)
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Told for the Truth (1927)
also appeared as:
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Translation: Fortalt under fire øjne?Fortalt under fire oejne[Danish] (1965)
- Translation: ¿Fantasía o realidad? [Spanish] (1967)
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Translation:
- Forrester (1930)
- Godmother's Gift (1932)
- Myself and the Young Bowman (1932)
- Progress in Arcadia (1932)
- The Frogs and the Stork (1932)
- The Tree of Knowledge (1932)
- Alter Ego (1932)
- Berkshire Water (1932)
- Dialogue (1932)
- In a Tuscan Garden (1932)
- In the Chinese Manner (1932)
- Lane in Vermont (1932)
- Madre Crudele (1932)
- Ode to Pan (1932)
- Paragon (1932)
- Rain-Val d'Arno (1932)
- Song for Camelot (1932)
- Summer Storm (1932)
- To a Mocking-Bird at Night (1932)
- To Elaine in Avalon (1932)
- Triple Rhymes for April (1932)
- Two Lyrics from a Masque of Harlequin (1932)
- Uther's Blood (1932)