Raymond J. Healy (1906–1968)
Raymond J. Healy was an American editor and anthologist best known for co-editing, with J. Francis McComas, the groundbreaking anthology "Adventures in Time and Space" (1946), a landmark collection that significantly shaped the public perception of science fiction and introduced many new readers to the genre. He was instrumental in presenting science fiction as a serious literary form rather than mere pulp fiction, making it accessible to a broader audience. Beyond this seminal work, Healy's direct involvement in the science fiction literary world was primarily through his editorial…