Author:William Wallace Cook

William Wallace Cook
(1867–1933)

Works

• The Fiction Factory: Being the Experience of a Writer Who, for Twenty-Two Years, has Kept a Story-Mill Grinding Successfully (1912) non-fiction [as As John Milton Edwards]
• Plotto: The Master Book of All Plots (1928) non-fiction

Works from periodicals

• "Peter: A Study in Red" (1896 May, Munsey's) (ss)
• "My Trip Pass and How I Got It" (1897 April 22, Life) (humor)
• "My Mahatma Messages" (1899 June 21, Puck) (humor)
• "The Swarry" (1897 Dec 8, Puck) (poem)
• "The Cockatoo's Chef d'Ouvre" (1897 April 22, Life) (ss)
• "Jim, Coyote Dog" (1905 Oct, Munsey's) (ss)
• "Marooned by Contract" (1907 Aug, Red Book) (ss)
• "An Even Break" (1910 March, Red Book) (ss)
• "Crenshaw of the Gold Mill" (1911 Augt, Harper's) (ss)
• "The Solution Tank" (1914 June, Youth's Companion) (ss)
• "Skates, Skis, and a Saphead" (1916 Jan 10, Wide-Awake) (ss)

Longer works

• "Gold Grabbers" (1914 June, Argosy) (novel)
• "The Fluctuating Package" (1915 May 1, Top-Notch) (novel)
• "By Order of the Empress" (1915 Aug, Munsey's Magazine) (novel)
• "Parlan, the Four-Clawed" (1917 July, Green Book) (novelette)
• "Rogue or Hero?" (1917 Oct 15, Argosy) (novella)
• "Signals Against Him" (1913 Nov, Top-Notch) [as John Milton Edwards] (novelette)
• "Rogue or Hero?" (1917 Oct 15, Top-Notch) (novella)
• "Dollars Romantic" (1922 Feb 1, Top-Notch) (novella)
• "The Coast Guard Riddle" (1922 July 1, Top-Notch) (novella) [as John Milton Edwards]
• "East of Sunrise" (1926 June 1, Top-Notch) (novella)

About Cook

• "Hard Work the 'Open Sesame': The Story of William Wallace Cook" by Arthur E. Scott (1923 Feb, Writer's Digest)