Reviewers have not exactly compared his writing to those of some
others who once labored in Reuters' 109-year-old vineyards, among
them John Buchan and Edgar Wallace. But one _New York Times_ critic
praised "his whacky humor," which he said has "the bite of shrewd
satire behind its madness," and the _New York Herald-Tribune'_s man
maintained that "there's not another male in the science-fiction
field who can beat Wilson in the easy, intimate exposition of the
private lives of the space-future."
End of Project Gutenberg's And Then the Town Took Off, by Richard Wilson
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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