James Keene (writer)
James Keene was the pseudonym used by the authors Ida Cook and William Everett Cook to write western novels.
Ida Cook & William Everett Cook | |
|---|---|
| Pen name | James Keene |
| Period | 1955-1964 |
| Genre | Western fiction |
Bibliography[1]
Single titles
- The Texas Pistol (1955)
- The Brass and the Blue (1956)
- Justice, My Brother! (1957)
- Seven for Vengeance (1958)
- McCracken in Command (1959)
- The Posse from Gunlock (1959)
- Gunman's Harvest (1960)
- Iron Man, Iron Horse (1960)
- Sixgun Wild (1960)
- Gunnison's Empire (1963)
- Broken Gun (1964)
- The Horse Trader (1964)
References and sources
- James Keene in Fantastic Fiction, retrieved 2008-10-30
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