Victor Hugo Johnson

Background

Victor H. Johnson was born in 1912, in Rock Point, Maryland, United States.

Education

Victor H. Johnson attended Strauss Marine Engineering School. He also studied at the University of California.

Career

Victor H. Johnson started his career of a writer in 1947 when his first book The Homcasters was published. Later he wrote such books as Cry Torment, South Blood and Strike the Lutine Bell. Johnson also was a contributor to marine journals and popular magazines, including the New Republic, Town and Country, Nation, Sea Power, Argosy, and Harper’s. Sometimes he wrote under a pseudonym John Bell.

Achievements

• Victor H. Johnson was an American writer who was famous for his books Cry Torment and South Blood.

Works

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  • South Blood

    (A novel of passion and suspense. The story of Ray Jameson...)

    1958
  • Cry Torment 1955
  • Strike the Lutine Bell 1958

Membership

Victor H. Johnson was a member of the Authors Guild and Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association.

Connections

Victor H. Johnson married Esther Laura Kaufman. The marriage produced two daughters.

Wife:

Esther Laura Kaufman