John Henry Goldfrap
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John Henry Goldfrap (1879 – November 21, 1917) was a North American journalist and author of boys' books, participating in the "American series phenomenon." He always wrote under pseudonyms.
Following is a list of his works under the respective pseudonyms.
Captain Wilbur Lawton
- The Ocean Wireless Boys series (six volumes, 1914–1917)[1]
- The Boy Aviators series (eight volumes, 1910–1915)[2]
- The Dreadnought Boys series (six volumes, 1911–1914)[3]
Howard Payson
- The Boy Scouts series (14 volumes, 1911–1918)[4]
- The Motor Cycle Chums series (six volumes, 1912–1915)[5]
Marvin West
- The Motor Rangers series (six volumes, 1911–1914)[6]
Dexter J. Forrester
- The Bungalow Boys series (six volumes, 1911–1914)[7]
Freemont B. Deering
- The Border Boys series (six volumes, 1911–1914)[8]
[edit] Notes
- ^ http://c.web.umkc.edu/crossonm/oceanwirelessboys.htm
- ^ http://c.web.umkc.edu/crossonm/boyaviators.htm
- ^ http://c.web.umkc.edu/crossonm/dreadnoughtboys.htm
- ^ http://c.web.umkc.edu/crossonm/boyscoutspayson.htm
- ^ http://c.web.umkc.edu/crossonm/motorcyclechumspayson.htm
- ^ http://c.web.umkc.edu/crossonm/motorrangers.htm
- ^ http://c.web.umkc.edu/crossonm/bungalowboys.htm
- ^ http://c.web.umkc.edu/crossonm/borderboys.htm
