Grey, Zane - 1875–1939, American writer of Western stories, b. Zanesville, Ohio, grad. Univ. of Pennsylvania, 1896. His melodramatic tales of the West and Southwest are vivid in topographical detail but improbable in character and situation. During his lifetime over 13 million copies of his books were sold. Grey was best known for Riders of the Purple Sage (1912). See biography by F |
by Stephen J. May. 180 pgs.
by Zane Grey, Lee Clark Mitchell. 266 pgs.
by Nathan A. Cervo. 2 pgs.
by Jane Tompkins. 256 pgs.
by Kevin S. Blake. 15 pgs.
by Forrest G. Robinson. 158 pgs.
by George N. Fenin, William K. Everson. 366 pgs.
by Ronald Weber. 324 pgs.
by Zane Grey. 326 pgs.
by Zane Grey. 390 pgs.
by Zane Grey. 306 pgs.
by Zane Grey. 278 pgs.
by Zane Grey, Louis F. Grant. 306 pgs.
by Zane Grey. 256 pgs.
by Helen Cody Wetmore, Zane Grey. 333 pgs.
by Thomas J. Lyon. 450 pgs.