Roberta Rogow
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Roberta Rogow (1942- )[1] is a writer of fiction and filk singer.
Roberta, who is a professional children's librarian by career, started her written career as the editor of Grip, a media-based fanzine in the 1970s and 1980s.
She has written several mystery novels based on a (imaginary) collaboration between Arthur Conan Doyle and Lewis Carroll. She has also penned a number of short stories, including contributions to the shared world science fiction series Merovingen Nights.
As a filksinger, she has appeared at science fiction conventions, mostly in the Northeast United States. Her partner at times has been Greg Baker.
Roberta lived in Fairlawn, NJ from 1972 to 2002. 2002 to present, she lives in Irvington, NJ.
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- (2007) Alive and Filking (Filk CD).
- (2001) The Problem of the Surly Servant.
- (2000) The Problem of the Evil Editor.
- (1999) The Problem of the Spiteful Spiritualist.
- (1998) The Problem of the Missing Miss.
- (1991) Futurespeak: A Fan's Guide to the Language of Science Fiction. Universal Sales & Marketing. ISBN 1-55778-347-0.
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