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Harry Sinclair Drago (1888–1979)

Author of The Steamboaters: From the Early Side-Wheelers to the Big Packets

109+ Works 502 Members 7 Reviews

About the Author

Disambiguation Notice:

Also wrote under the following pen names: Stewart Cross, Kirk Deming, Will Ermine, Bliss Lomax, J. Wesley Putnam, Grant Sinclair, Peter Field Note: Peter Field is a pen name for the Powder Valley Western series that was ghost-written by many different authors, including William Thayer Hobson, Davis Dresser, Lucien Emerson, and Harry Sinclair Drago.

Works by Harry Sinclair Drago

Outlaw on Horseback (1998) 23 copies, 1 review
Riders of the Buffalo Grass (1986) 11 copies, 1 review
The Leather Burners (2013) 10 copies
Sagebrush Bandit (2018) 9 copies
Montana road (1968) 8 copies
Boss of the Plains (2010) 8 copies
Last of the Longhorns (2020) 8 copies
The Trespasser (1929) 7 copies
The Law Busters (1987) 7 copies
The Loner (1956) 6 copies
War on the Saddle Rock (1957) 6 copies
Gunsmoke and Trail Dust (2018) 6 copies
Buckskin Empire (1942) 5 copies
Cowboy, Say Your Prayers! (2011) 5 copies
My Gun is My Law (1953) 5 copies
Singing Lariat (2020) 5 copies
Lobo Law (1956) 5 copies
Stranger with a gun (1977) 5 copies
Colt Comrades (1939) 5 copies
Laramie Rides Alone (1948) 4 copies
Closed Range (2014) 4 copies
Rebel Basin (1959) 4 copies
The Lost Buckaroo (1987) 4 copies
Following the grass (2014) 4 copies
Rusty Guns (1949) 3 copies
The Phantom Corral (1986) 3 copies
Avenger From Texas (1955) 3 copies
Secret of the Wastelands (2016) 3 copies
Trail trouble (2014) 3 copies
The iron bronc (1957) 3 copies
Out of the Silent North (2004) 3 copies
Top Hand with a Gun (1963) 3 copies
Stagecoach kingdom (1943) 3 copies
Epitaph For A Marshall (1963) 3 copies
Guardians of the sage (2014) 3 copies
Sun in their Eyes (1963) 3 copies
Wild Grass (1959) 2 copies
Smoke of the .45 (2020) 2 copies
Outlaw River (1945) — Author — 2 copies
Wind river outlaw (1965) 2 copies
Long Trail North, The (1961) 2 copies
Barbed-wire empire (2014) 2 copies
Saddle Hawks (1955) 2 copies
Rustlers' Moon (1951) 2 copies
A Gun for Cantrell (1961) 2 copies
Shadow Mountain (1986) 2 copies
Buckskin Affair (1958) 2 copies
Roads to Empire (1968) 2 copies
Playthings of Desire (1949) 2 copies
Longhorn Empire (1953) 2 copies
The wild bunch (1934) 2 copies
The Lawless Guns (1960) 1 copy
Trail Dust 1 copy
Gringo Gunfire (1940) 1 copy
Snikskyttere 1 copy
Busted range 1 copy
The Snow Patrol (1925) 1 copy
Rio Rita 1 copy
The Desert Hawk (2017) 1 copy
Madam Satan 1 copy
Showdown at Sunset (1958) 1 copy
The Champ (1932) 1 copy
The Drifting Kid (2019) 1 copy

Associated Works

Fifty Thrilling Wild West Stories (1937) — Contributor — 3 copies

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Other names
Cross, Stewart
Deming, Kirk
Ermine, Will
Lomax, Bliss
Putnam, J. Wesley
Sinclair, Grant (show all 7)
Field, Peter
Birthdate
1888-03-20
Date of death
1979-10-25
Gender
male
Education
University of Toledo
Occupations
newspaper reporter
bookstore clerk
scriptwriter
Organizations
New York Posse of the Westerners
Nationality
USA
Places of residence
Toledo, Ohio, USA
White Plains, New York, USA
Hollywood, California, USA
Disambiguation notice
Also wrote under the following pen names: Stewart Cross, Kirk Deming, Will Ermine, Bliss Lomax, J. Wesley Putnam, Grant Sinclair, Peter Field

Note: Peter Field is a pen name for the Powder Valley Western series that was ghost-written by many different authors, including William Thayer Hobson, Davis Dresser, Lucien Emerson, and Harry Sinclair Drago.
Associated Place (for map)
USA

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Reviews

7 reviews
This was fun. I think this was my first Will Ermine but I will watch the used book shelves for more of his. He used an interesting idea of having the main protagonist be overshadowed by another character before he comes to the fore half way through the book to solve the mystery.
A very fun, action-packed Western about a small town experiencing a gold rush. Cattle is being rustled and prospectors are being robbed and killed. The aging Sheriff, his young deputy, and his daughter who run the local newspaper are among those trying to set things right.

Fun, atmospheric and well written.
An ordinary collection of Law-making and breaking in frontier America. It has the virtue of being mainly true.
½
Lively story-telling from a writer well acquainted with the era, guaranteed to expand your vocabulary. More than a tale of gunbattles, it is an introduction to the history of the plains in the late 1800s.

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Works
109
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Members
502
Popularity
#49,319
Rating
½ 3.4
Reviews
7
ISBNs
90

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