Wade Everett Explained
| Will Cook |
| Pseudonym: | Wade Everett |
| Birth Name: | William Everett Cook |
| Period: | 1959-1964 |
| Genre: | Western fiction |
Wade Everett was the pseudonym used by the author Will Cook for some of his western novels. After Cook died in 1964, his Everett byline had become valuable enough that Ballantine Books turned it into a house name for novels written by other authors, including Giles A. Lutz.[1] [2]
Bibliography
- First Command (1959)
- Fort Starke (1959)
- Last Scout (1960)
- Big Man, Big Mountain (1961)
- Killer (1962)
- The Big Drive (1962)
- Shotgun Marshal (1964)
- Texas Ranger (1964)
- Top Hand 1964)
- Bullets for the Doctor (1965)
- Cavalry Recruit (1965)
- Texas Yankee (1966)
- The Warrior (1967)
- Vengeance (1967)
- The Whiskey Traders (1968)
- Temporary Duty (1969)
- Wind River Kid (1974)
- Lone Hand from Texas (1992)
- Bullet Range (1993)
- The Fighting Texan (1993)
Notes and References
- "Entry for Cook, Will(iam Everett)," Encyclopedia of Frontier and Western Fiction edited by Jon Tuska and Vicki Piekarski, McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1983, page 52 to 54.
- "Entry on William Everett Cook" by R. E. Briney, Twentieth-Century Western Writers edited by Geoff Sadler, St. James Press, 1992, pages 140 to 142.
