Author:Gordon Ray Young

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Gordon Young
(1886–1948)

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American journalist, literary editor of the Los Angeles times, and author of over forty novels, including the Red Clark adventure books.

Works

Savages (1921)
Wild Blood (1921) [Hurricane Williams]
Hurricane Williams (c. 1922) [Hurricane Williams]
Days of '49 (1925)
Seibert of the Island (ca. 1925)

Works from magazines

"A Royal Flush of Hearts" in Adventure, Feb 1917 (ss) [Don Everhard]
"Genius Incognito!" in Ainslee's, April 1917 (ss)
"Heathens" (novelette) in Adventure, mid-August, 1918
"The Greaser" (with Jack Holt in Adventure, Sep 3, 1918
"The Good Loser Wins" in Adventure, 1 May 1918
"Changed" in Adventure, 1 Oct 1919 (ss)
"Bogus Gems" in Adventure, 18 Dec 1919 (ss) [Don Everhard]
"Trapped" in Adventure, 1 Jan 1921 (ss)
"The Taking of Billy Rand" in The Stories Editors Buy and Why (1921). Reprinted from Short Stories, 1920.
"Oysthers!" in Adventure, 30 Sept 1923 (ss)
"Great Days," in Adventure, 30 Oct 1924

Longer works

From Behind Masks, in Adventure, 15 May & 1 June 1919
Born to be Hanged, But— (novella) in Adventure, Dec 1, 1919 [Don Everhard]
"Rich Crooks" in Adventure, 3 Mar 1920 (novella) [Don Everhard]
Sorcery and Everhard (4-part serial) in Adventure, Jul-Aug 1921 [Don Everhard]
Men of the Night (4-part serial) in Adventure, 10 Jan 1922
Standish of the Star Y (5-part serial) in Adventure, 20 Nov 1924
La Rue of the 88 (5-part serial) in Adventure, 30 Dec 1925

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 1948, so works by this author are in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 75 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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