James Keene was the pseudonym used by
William Everett Cook
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novels. After his death other authors including
Ida Cook
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used the name.
Bibliography
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
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Collective pseudonyms