Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Roger Margason, who uses the pseudonym of Dorien Grey, is an openly gay American author, (born in Northern Illinois). Margason served in the U.S. Navy and graduated from Northern Illinois University with a BA in English.Margason is the author of the fourteen-book Dick Hardesty mystery series, which received a WordWeaving Series of Excellence award, and four of which have been finalists for a Lambda Literary Award. He is also the author of the four-book Elliott Smith Paranormal Mystery series. In addition to his two series, he has a stand-alone gay western/romance/adventure novel, Calico, aimed at young adults and traditional western buffs; Short Circuits: A Life in Blogs; Dreams of a Calico Mouse, a book of poetry; and A World Ago: a Mavy Man's Letters Home, 1954-1956.All his books are in the process of becoming audiobooks.His Monday and Thursday blogs appear on his website, http://www.doriengrey.com/, his blog site (http://doriengrey.blogspot.com/), Open Salon, Facebook, AuthorsDen, and other places on the net. There is also a blog of photos chronicling his life (http://doriengreyphotolife.blogspot.com/).. }
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- Roger_Margason abstract "Roger Margason, who uses the pseudonym of Dorien Grey, is an openly gay American author, (born in Northern Illinois). Margason served in the U.S. Navy and graduated from Northern Illinois University with a BA in English.Margason is the author of the fourteen-book Dick Hardesty mystery series, which received a WordWeaving Series of Excellence award, and four of which have been finalists for a Lambda Literary Award. He is also the author of the four-book Elliott Smith Paranormal Mystery series. In addition to his two series, he has a stand-alone gay western/romance/adventure novel, Calico, aimed at young adults and traditional western buffs; Short Circuits: A Life in Blogs; Dreams of a Calico Mouse, a book of poetry; and A World Ago: a Mavy Man's Letters Home, 1954-1956.All his books are in the process of becoming audiobooks.His Monday and Thursday blogs appear on his website, http://www.doriengrey.com/, his blog site (http://doriengrey.blogspot.com/), Open Salon, Facebook, AuthorsDen, and other places on the net. There is also a blog of photos chronicling his life (http://doriengreyphotolife.blogspot.com/).".