Who told you David McDaniel was a pen name? McDaniel was a real guy. He died in a household accident in 1977 after having also written the second book in the PRISONER series, an original science fiction novel of his own, and an UNCLE novel that was never published in which Waverly does and Solo takes over the organization, called THE FINAL AFFAIR. (It exists in bootleg manuscript, which I know for a fact, as I've read it. Don't get all anxious, though; it's not NEARLY as good as it sounds.)
The pseudonyms in the UNCLE series were Thomas Stratton (pseudonym of Robert Coulson & Gene Deweese), and Frederic Davies (pseudonym of Ron Ellik and Frederick Langley).
I was born at a very early age, in a hospital to be near my mother. After appearing in productions of both GODSPELL and JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR in the 1970s, I found a wonderful wife and wrote many love songs to her, but not as many love songs as I write to God my Savior and Redeemer. We have three kids (one of each) -- wait for it -- blonde, brunette, and redhead.
Who told you David McDaniel was a pen name? McDaniel was a real guy. He died in a household accident in 1977 after having also written the second book in the PRISONER series, an original science fiction novel of his own, and an UNCLE novel that was never published in which Waverly does and Solo takes over the organization, called THE FINAL AFFAIR. (It exists in bootleg manuscript, which I know for a fact, as I've read it. Don't get all anxious, though; it's not NEARLY as good as it sounds.)
ReplyDeleteThe pseudonyms in the UNCLE series were Thomas Stratton (pseudonym of Robert Coulson & Gene Deweese), and Frederic Davies (pseudonym of Ron Ellik and Frederick Langley).