author

Robert H. Rohrer

b. 1946

An elusive science-fiction writer, he is remembered for a small body of short fiction collected by genre bibliographies and reader databases. His work includes stories such as Pattern and Keep Them Happy, suggesting a career centered on concise, idea-driven speculative fiction.

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Pattern

Pattern

by Robert H. Rohrer

About the author

Robert H. Rohrer is an American author born in 1946. Reliable online references for him are sparse, but science-fiction bibliography and reader catalog sites do record him as a writer of short speculative fiction.

The clearest trace of his published work online points to stories including Pattern and Keep Them Happy. Because detailed biographical sources are limited, it seems fair to describe him as a lesser-documented genre writer whose reputation survives mainly through bibliographies and story listings rather than extensive public profiles.

That relative obscurity can be part of the appeal for curious readers: his work comes from the wide, often overlooked landscape of magazine and anthology science fiction, where many memorable ideas first appeared in short form.