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Roger D. Aycock (1) (1914–2004)

Author of An Earth Gone Mad / The Stars, Like Dust [Ace Double Edition]

For other authors named Roger D. Aycock, see the disambiguation page.

Roger D. Aycock (1) has been aliased into Roger D. Aycock.

27+ Works 151 Members 3 Reviews

Works by Roger D. Aycock

Works have been aliased into Roger D. Aycock.

Traders Risk (2011) 10 copies
Assignment's End (1954) 10 copies
Problem on Balak (1953) 10 copies
The Anglers of Arz (1953) 9 copies
Control Group 9 copies
Clean Break (2010) 8 copies
To Remember Charlie By (1954) 7 copies
Pet Farm (1954) 7 copies
Today Is Forever (2024) 3 copies
Rough Beast 3 copies
The Feeling (2021) 3 copies
Wailing Wall 3 copies
The Watchers 3 copies, 1 review
An Earth Gone Mad (1954) 3 copies
The Wheel Is Death 3 copies, 1 review
Ultimatum 3 copies
Grim Green World 2 copies, 1 review
Palimpsest 2 copies
Slave of Eternity (2024) 2 copies

Associated Works

Works have been aliased into Roger D. Aycock.

Fifty Short Science Fiction Tales (1963) — Contributor — 496 copies, 7 reviews
Galactic Empires, Volume 2 (1976) — Contributor — 434 copies, 4 reviews
Galactic Empires {complete} (1976) — Contributor — 136 copies, 1 review
Adventures on Other Planets (1955) — Contributor — 88 copies, 1 review
Things From Outer Space (2016) — Contributor — 12 copies
Planet Stories 43, Summer 1950 (1950) — Contributor — 7 copies, 1 review
Satellite Science Fiction February 1958 (1958) — Contributor — 7 copies
ULLSTEIN 2000 SF STORIES 26 (1973) — Contributor — 6 copies
Super Science Stories, Vol 7, No 1, July 1950 (1950) — Contributor — 4 copies
Fantastic Universe March 1954 (1954) — Contributor — 3 copies
Terra Science Fiction Jubiläumsband 1982 (1982) — Contributor — 2 copies

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Common Knowledge

Legal name
Aycock, Roger Dee
Other names
Dee, Roger
Starr, John
Birthdate
1914-12-06
Date of death
2004-04-05
Gender
male
Nationality
USA
Birthplace
Floyd County, Georgia, USA
Places of residence
Rome, Georgia, USA
Associated Place (for map)
Georgia, USA

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Reviews

11 reviews
Clever post-apocalyptic story, but perhaps politics and religion are the enemies--not science.
Four ships have failed to reach the moon--and now the fifth is headed for disaster also. The clever twist at the end is a bit outdated, however. The author should have thought about a destination much farther away.
½
Bleak but effective story of a man who thinks there is an alien presence on Earth--and tonight, he has caught one of them!

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