Edison Tesla Marshall (1894–1967) was an American short-story writer and novelist. He grew up in Oregon, attended the University of Oregon, and served in World War I. Marshall published early science fiction, including “Who Is Charles Avison?” in Argosy in 1916, and later became known for historical novels and adventure stories.

His “From a Frontiersman’s Diary” stories appeared in Blue Book in 1919–1920, blending frontier settings with strange and supernatural events. His novels include The Voice of the Pack, The Snowshoe Trail, and Dian of the Lost Land. Marshall also wrote under the name Hall Hunter.