Changes: Lee Correy

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Template:Realworld Lee Correy was the pseudonym used for science fiction works by noted science fact article writer and space advocate G. [George] Harry Stine (26 March 1928 – 2 November 1997; age 69).

He wrote the Star Trek novel The Abode of Life.

Correy was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He was a good friend of Robert Heinlein, and a keen amateur model rocketeer. Heinlein's Have Space Suit — Will Travel is dedicated to Stine and his wife. Much of his science fiction was written for children, and he wrote extensively on real world space exploration and model rocketry.

External links

G. Harry Stine at Wikipedia
Lee Correy at SF-Encyclopedia.com
Lee Correy at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works

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-'''Lee Correy''' was the pseudonym used for [[science fiction]] works by noted science fact article writer '''G. Harry Stine''' (1928-2 November 1997).
+'''Lee Correy''' was the pseudonym used for science fiction works by noted science fact article writer and space advocate '''G. [George] Harry Stine''' {{born|26|March|1928|died|2|November|1997}}.
 He wrote the ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series|Star Trek]]'' novel ''[[The Abode of Life]]''.
+Correy was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He was a good friend of [[Robert Heinlein]], and a keen amateur model rocketeer. Heinlein's ''Have Space Suit — Will Travel'' is dedicated to Stine and his wife. Much of his science fiction was written for children, and he wrote extensively on real world space exploration and model rocketry.
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+* {{Wikipedia|G. Harry Stine}}
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+[[Category:Star Trek novel authors|Correy, Lee]]