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Rosel George Brown was born on March 15, 1926 in New Orleans, Louisiana and died there in November 1967 as a result of Cancer. She was a female science fiction writer during the sixties.

Works

Rosel's works were mainly written throughout the sixties and are often considered to be ahead of their time by those who have read them. Her main novels are Sybil Sue Blue a.k.a Galactic Sybil Sue Blue, and it's sequel Waters of Centaurus which are chronicle the life of Sybil Sue Blue, a female detective who lives in a '90s with Aliens. They were both printed around 1960 to 1970. In fact Waters of Centaurus was published only after her death by the executor of her will.

She also had one collaboration with Keith Laumer called Earthblood.

A handful of time, was another work of hers, a collection of stories she published in magazines such as F&SF and If.

Short Stories

Besides publishing in F&SF and If she published in Galaxy Magazine, Amazing, and Fantastic. A full list of her stories and publications are as follows,

"Signs of the Times," Amazing Stories, Dec. 1959

"Step IV," Amazing Stories, Jun. 1960

"The Artist," Amazing, May 1964

"David's Daddy," Fantastic, Jun. 1960

"There's Always a Way," Fantastic, Jul. 1960

"Visiting Professor," Fantastic, Feb. 196l

"And a Tooth," Fantastic, Aug. 1962

"Save Your Confederate Money, Boys," Fantastic Universe, Nov. 1959

"Lost in Translation," Fantasy & Science Fiction, May 1959

"A Little Human Contact," Fantasy & Science Fiction, Apr. 1960

"Just a Suggestion," Fantasy & Science Fiction, Aug. 1960

"Of All Possible Worlds," Fantasy & Science Fiction, Feb. 196l