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Roger Dee
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from http://www.scifan.com/writers/dd/DeeRoger.asp
Roger D. Aycock, who wrote SF as Roger Dee, died 5 April in Rome, Georgia, at the age of 89. He published Ace Double An Earth Gone Mad in 1954, and over 50 stories in SF magazines including Amazing, Astounding, F&SF, Planet Stories, and Galaxy, from 1949 to 1971.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Dee
Contento claims: DEE, ROGER; pseudonym of Roger D. Aycock, (1914-2004)
- "Traders Risk" Galaxy February 1958. At PG.
- "Rough Beast" ASF March 1962. At PG.
- "Control Group" Amazing January 1960. At PG.
- "To Remember Charlie By" Fantastic Universe March 1954. At PG.
- "Assignment's End" Galaxy December 1954. At PG.
- "Pet Farm" Galaxy February 1954. At PG.
- "Clean Break" Galaxy November 1953. At PG.
- "The Anglers of Arz" If January 1953. At PG.
- "An Earth Gone Mad" 1954 Ace vt. "The Star Dice" Startling Stories November 1952.
- "Wailing Wall" Galaxy July 1952. At PG.
- "Today is Forever" Galaxy September 1952. At PG.
- "The Feeling" Galaxy April 1961. At PG.
- "The Wheel is Death" Planet Stories Fall 1949. At PG.
- "Ultimatum" Planet Stories Spring 1950. At PG.
- "Unwelcome Tenant" Planet Stories Summer 1950. At PG.
- "The Watchers" Planet Stories September 1951. At PG.
- "Palimpsest" Planet Stories November 1951. At PG.
- "Grim Green World" Planet Stories November 1951 as by John Star. At PG.
- "Oh Mesmerist From Mimas!" Planet Stories January 1953. At PG.
- "The Frogs of Mars" Imagination April 1954. At PG.
- "Slave of Eternity" Super Science Stories May 1950. PG clearance requested.