Author: Lilith Lorraine
Lilith Lorraine was the pen-name of pulp fiction author and zine editor Mary Maude Dunn Wright (1894–1967). Her feminist utopia novelette, The Brain of the Planet, was published by Hugo Gernsback as a chapbook in 1929. Other Radium Age sf stories included "Into the 28th Century" (1929), a time-travel story featuring artificial wombs, eugenics, inhaled nutrition, hovercraft, and a woman as President of the United States in 1955; "The Jovian Jest" (1930), "The Celestial Visitor" (1935), and "The Isle of Madness" (1935).
THE BRAIN OF THE PLANET (6)
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Humanity began to savor life itself — to probe it to its uttermost.
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“I can literally dynamite this Sargasso sea of mental stagnation.”
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“It has become a crime to give birth to an original idea.”
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“It needs a super-will that can impose its mandates upon lesser lives…”
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“The positive minds of the planet have wrought irreparable havoc…”
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