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Rogue [v 6 # 2, February 1961] ed. William L. Hamling Details taken from eBay listing. [PSP]

Rogue [v 6 # 3, March 1961] (quarto) Details taken from scan of Table of Contents. [PSP]

Rogue [v 6 # 5, May 1961] ed. William Lawrence Hamling (quarto) [BW]

Rogue [June 1961] (Greenleaf Publishing Co., quarto) Information from EBAY auction.

Rogue [v 6 #11, November 1961] ed. Frank M. Robinson (Greenleaf Publishing Co., 60¢, 82pp, quarto, cover by Richard A. Thompson & Ray Komorski, photo) Bruce Elliott, Executive Editor; Edward Yerxa, Associate Editor; Mack Reynolds, Travel Editor (Thompson and Quaiver as previously, as well). William L. Hamling, Publisher; Frances Hamling, Associate Publisher. [TM]
  • 3 · Rogue Notes · Misc. Material · bg
  • 4 · Post Rogue · The Editors & The Readers · lt
  • 4 · letter · Irwin Saddler · lt
  • 4 · letter · Max Aurbach · lt
  • 4 · letter · Harold Reardon · lt
  • 4 · letter · Fred Garrik · lt
  • 4 · The Invisble Mack · Mrs. Emma Ballard · lt; (“How does your travel editor, Mack Reynolds, get in and out of all the; Communist countries like Budapest [sic] without an invisible cloak—unless; he’s one of those commies? [also sic]” Editorial response, just short of; complete lie in its second sentence: “He took a train, wearing a houndstooth; coat (baggy) and probably the same disreputable beret he had on last time we; saw him, over five years ago. His major concern with politics is what the; effect will be on the currency rate of exchange.”)
  • 6 · Bester’s World: Little Bell · Alfred Bester · cl; (account of Bester’s falling for Italian actress Adriana Campanella)
  • 7 · Basic Bloch: Y’All Come · Robert Bloch · cl; (account of an elaborate birthday party for actor Francis McDonald)
  • 9 · Rogue About Town · The Editors · ms; reviews and casuals, reviewed/cited items include CAREERS IN SELLING (Folkways Records), spoken-word record citation;; CARNIVAL, Broadway musical review; Herman Foster Trio THE EXPLOSIVE PIANO OF HERMAN FOSTER (Epic Records); ; The Jazz Messengers MEET YOU AT THE JAZZ CORNER OF THE WORLD (Blue Note);; Leon Fleischer and the Cleveland Orchestra under the direction of George Szell BEETHOVEN’S PIANO CONCERTOS 1-5 (Epic);; Arbee Stidbam, Memphis Slim, and Jump Jackson ARBEE’S BLUES (Folkways); Los Chiriguanos LOS CHIRIGUANOS (Elektra).
  • 12 · Booked Solid · Roger Thorne · ss; illus. Richard Thompson
  • 15 · “I believe, Madam, they’re a trifle loose in the back” · Phillips · ct
  • 16 · How to Speak Hip · Del Close & John Brent · hu; transcript of excerpt from Mercury/Berlitz record.; illus. photo
  • 19 · The Order of the Bath · Nihon Hasshoku Agency · pi
  • 25 · Should Your Child Be a Sportsman? · Bill O’Hallaren · hu; illus. Richard Thompson
  • 27 · “It’s his only pleasure.” · George Gately · ct
  • 30 · You Have Your People and I Have Mine · Nelson Algren · nf; excerpt from WHO LOST AN AMERICAN?, Macmillan 1963.; illus. ?
  • 33 · On the Surf · Terry Galanoy · ar; illus. Gene Trindl
  • 37 · DAKsville · DAK · ct
  • 39 · Beat No More · Gene & Elman Smith · pi; Sherry Summers, “The Rogue Girl"/issue’s centerfold.
  • 44 · “I think he caught us horsing around” · Edwards · ct
  • 45 · Taking a Bead on Hunting Clothes · Jerold Clay, Jr. · ar; illus. Jack Crow
  • 49 · 2061 · R. L. Toben · cs
  • 51 · Road Runner · Charles H. King · ss; illus. Nicholas
  • 53 · Rumble! · Jack Harris · pi; (text uncredited) photos of the production of the film version of WEST SIDE STORY.
  • 59 · The Waiter · Marc Crawford · ss; illus. Quateman Brown
  • 61 · The Curve · Sam Wu · pi; (text uncredited)
  • 65 · A Toast to the Roast · Irwin Spector · ar; illus. Mel Kaspar
  • 67 · Europe’s Mighty Midgets · Mack Reynolds · ar; illus. photos
  • 71 · “Are these the woods you said were full of bears?” · Phillips · ct
  • 73 · Vive la Difference! · Anon. · pi; illus. ?
  • 77 · “He’s eccentric as hell—goes around parties stealing ice cubes” · Kirsch · ct
  • 79 · “It’s a good luck charm.” · Dennis · ct

Rogue [v 7 # 1, January 1962] ed. Anon. Details taken from listing on eBay. [PSP]

Rogue [v 7 # 2, February 1962] ed. William L. Hamling (Greenleaf Publishing Co., quarto) Information from EBAY auction.

Rogue [v 7 # 8, August 1962] ed. Anon. (Greenleaf Publishing Co., quarto) Reconstructed from Earl Kemp’s e-fanzine e*I*11- (Vol. 2 No. 6) December 2003 [PSP]

Rogue [v 7 #4, April 1962] ed. Frank M. Robinson (Greenleaf Publishing Company, quarto, 60¢, 82pp) Publisher: William L. Hamling; Associate Publisher: Frances Hamling; Executive Editor: Bruce Elliott. [RM]

Rogue [June 1962] ed. Anon. [PSP]

Rogue [v 7 # 9, September 1962] (Greenleaf Publishing Co., quarto) Information from EBAY auction/JB.

Rogue [v 7 #10, October 1962] ed. Anon. (Greenleaf Publishing Co.) [PSP]

Rogue [v 7 #11, November 1962] ed. Anon. (Greenleaf Publishing Co.) [PSP]

Rogue [v 8 # 1, January 1963] ed. Anon. Reconstructed from Earl Kemp’s e-fanzine e*I*11- (Vol. 2 No. 6) December 2003 [PSP]

Rogue [v 8 # 2, February 1963] ed. Anon. Reconstructed from Earl Kemp’s e-fanzine e*I*11- (Vol. 2 No. 6) December 2003 [PSP]

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