Author:Gilbert Patten

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Gilbert Patten
(1866–1945)

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American writer of dime novels. Best known works: the "Frank Merriwell" series, written using the pseudonym Burt L. Standish. Other pseudonyms: William West Wilder, aka Wyoming Bill, Harry Dangerfield, Emerson Bell, Gordon Braddock, Morgan Scott, George Thruston Burr, Bertha M. Clay

Works

Lefty o' the Bush (1914) (transcription project)

Works from periodicals

"The Cast-Off" (1911 Oct, Adventure) ss
"The Whistling Man" (1921 Jan 22, Detective Story Magazine) ss
"Linked in Silence" (1921 Feb 26, Detective Story Magazine) novella

As Burt L. Standish

"When Titans Drive" (1913 March, Top-Notch) novella
"Untempered Steel" (1913 Dec 1, Top-Notch) novella
"Owen Clancy's Happy Trail; or, The Motor Wizard in California" (1914 March 28, New Tip-Top Weekly) novella
"Shaming the Speed Limit" (1915 May 1, Top-Notch) novelette
"Shadows Tremendous" (1916 Aug 15, Top-Notch) novella
"Puzzles for Two" (1917 Feb 15, Top-Notch Magazine) novelette
"Fourteen All!" (1922 July 15, Top-Notch) novelette
"The Desert Trap" (1927 Dec 1, Top-Notch) novella

Frank Merriwell stories

"Frank Merriwell in the South Seas, or, The Cast for Life" (1897 Jan 2, Tip Top Library) novelette
"Frank Merriwell in the Mines, or, The Blind Singer of Silver Bluff" (1897 June 12, Tip Top Weekly) novelette
"Frank Merriwell's Catch, or, The Canoe Boys of Lake Sebasticook" (1898 May 21, Tip Top Weekly) novelette [as, by the author of Merriwell]
"Frank Merriwell Puzzled, or, the Mystery of Inza" (1898 Dec 31, Tip Top Weekly) novelette

Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1929.

This author died in 1945, so works by this author are in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 78 years or less. These works may be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.

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