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Rog Phillips

Lifespan
1909 – 1966
Nationality
American
Active
1948 – 1958
Works held
16

Rog Phillips (1909–1966) was the main pen name of Roger Phillip Graham, a power-plant engineer turned prolific Amazing Stories writer from 1945. A Hugo nominee for the novelette ‘The Yellow Pill’, he was also beloved for ‘The Club House’, his long-running column reviewing science-fiction fanzines, an early and generous chronicler of fan culture itself.

The works

  1. 1958
    Cover of One for the Robot—Two for the Same One for the Robot—Two for the Same Cover of Rat in the Skull Rat in the Skull Cover of The Gallery The Gallery
  2. 1957
    Cover of Captain Peabody Captain Peabody Cover of Game preserve Game preserve
  3. 1953
    Cover of Repeat Performance Repeat Performance Cover of The Cosmic Junkman The Cosmic Junkman Cover of The Cyberene The Cyberene Cover of The Lost Ego The Lost Ego Cover of Ye of Little Faith Ye of Little Faith
  4. 1952
    Cover of Destiny Uncertain Destiny Uncertain Cover of The Old Martians The Old Martians
  5. 1948
    Cover of Cube Root of Conquest Cube Root of Conquest Cover of The Unthinking Destroyer The Unthinking Destroyer Cover of Tillie Tillie Cover of Unthinkable Unthinkable

Wrote across

1940s1950s

Recurring themes

Social SFTime TravelArtificial IntelligencePsychic PowersFirst ContactPost-ApocalypticHard SFSpace Opera

Kindred authors shared themes

Philip K. DickRandall GarrettFrederik PohlJim HarmonRobert F. YoungRobert SilverbergStephen MarloweAlfred Coppel

Contemporaries writing in the same era

George O. SmithStephen MarloweRandall GarrettNelson S. BondBryce WaltonRobert SilverbergMurray LeinsterH. Beam PiperAlan Edward NourseAlfred Coppel

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