Will Cook (writer)

William Everett Cook (1921 – July 1964), was a western writer as Will Cook and Frank Peace. He also wrote under the pseudonym James Keene with the romance writer Ida Cook and as Wade Everett with the western and erotic writer Giles A. Lutz.

William Everett Cook
Born1921
DiedJuly 1964
Pen nameWill Cook,
Frank Peace,
James Keene (with Ida Cook),
Wade Everett (with Giles A. Lutz)
OccupationNovelist
Period1950–64
GenreWestern fiction

Some of Will Cook's novels have been adapted to films.[1]

Bibliography

As Frank Peace[2]

Single novels
  • Easy Money (1955)
  • The Brass Brigade (1956)
  • Bandit's Trail (1974)

Omnibus collection
  • The Outlaw's Revenge: And Other Bible Mystery Stories for Boys and Girls (1950)

As Will Cook[3]

Single novels
  • Frontier Feud (1954)
  • Prairie Guns (1954)
  • Fury at Painted Rock (1955)
  • Sabrina Kane (1955)
  • Trumpets to the West 1956)
  • Apache Ambush (1958)
  • Badman's Holiday (1958)
  • Elizabeth, by Name aka The Crossing (1958)
  • Guns of North Texas (1958)
  • The Wind River Kid (1958)
  • Comanche Captives (1959)
  • The Outcasts (1959)
  • Killer behind a Badge (1960)
  • Outcast of Cripple Creek (1960)
  • The Wranglers (1960)
  • The Peacemakers (1961)
  • Two Rode Together (1961)
  • The Breakthrough (1963)
  • The Tough Texan (1963)
  • Last Command (1964)
  • Ambush at Antlers Spring (1967)
  • The Apache fighter (1967)
  • The Drifter (1969)
  • The Rain Tree (1996)
  • The Last Scout (1997)
  • The Devil's Roundup (2002)

A Saga of Texas
  1. Until Day Breaks (1999)
  2. Until Shadows Fall (2000)
  3. Until Darkness Disappears (2001)

References and sources
  1. Will Cook in IMDB, retrieved 30 October 2008
  2. Frank Peace in Fantastic Fiction, retrieved 30 October 2008
  3. Will Cook in Fantastic Fiction, retrieved 30 October 2008


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