Georgii Pavlovich Tushkan (1905–1965) was a Russian novelist, specializing in adventure and science fiction.
Starting in 1933, he worked Pamir Mountains, conducting economic surveys for the Turksib highway and other facilities.
During World War II, Tushkan voluntarily enlisted in the Red Army in 1941.
He worked in intelligence, searching for German missile weapons, which he described in his 1961 book Hunters for the FAA.
In the 1960s, Tushkan was chairman of the science fiction and adventure division of the Moscow Writing Organization.