American science fiction author. Born 1920 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Died 1976 in New Orleans, Louisiana.

A naval aviator and test pilot during World War II, Galouye worked, after the war, mostly as a journalist. Never a famous writer, Galouye nevertheless managed to produce a number of minor gems of science fiction. He was particularly gifted as a short story writer, and was published in most of the major science fiction magazines of the time, including Galaxy and Astounding.

Bibliography:
(major works only - short fiction not included)

• The Infinite Man (novel, 1973)
• Project Barrier (anthology, 1968)
• The Lost Perception (novel, 1966; a.k.a. A Scourge of Screamers)
• Simulacron-3 (novel, 1964; TV version: Welt am Draht; film version: The Thirteenth Floor)
• Lords of the Psychon (novel, 1964)
• The Last Leap and Other Stories of the Super-Mind (anthology, 1964)