George Clayton Johnson

A renowned American science fiction author, George Clayton Johnson, achieved widespread recognition for his collaborative work with William F. Nolan on the novel "Logan's Run," which inspired the MGM film released in 1976. In addition to his notable contribution to literature, Johnson was also celebrated for his compelling television scripts for popular shows like "The Twilight Zone," where he wrote engaging episodes such as "Nothing in the Dark," "Kick the Can," "A Game of Pool," and "A Penny for Your Thoughts." Furthermore, he also penned the first telecast episode of "Star Trek" called "The Man Trap," and authored the story and screenplay that served as the basis for the 1960 and 2001 films "Ocean's Eleven."