81. Tom Swifties Swift books. 2. about Edward Strateineyer, the author of the Tom Swiftbooks or Victor Appleton (Strateineyer's pseudonym). 3. The http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/byform/mailing-lists/exlibris/1994/03/msg00044.ht

Table of Contents Search Date Prev Date Next ... Thread Index Tom Swifties Subject : Tom Swifties From : "M. Burns" <PALME_LE@CATLIN.BITNET> Date : Thu, 3 Mar 1994 09:16:00 PDT Message-ID : <"KlBez1.0.tS8.-QCCn"@sul2> Sender Wanted: 1. Information about the old Tom Swift books. 2. about Edward Strateineyer, the author of the Tom Swift books or Victor Appleton (Strateineyer's pseudonym). 3. The history of Tom Swifty jokes (for example: Let's dig up the body," said Tom gravely) 4. The existence of a privately published (San Francisco?) paperback titled "Tom Swifties," put out I believe by Mr. Paul Pease. 5. Any information about articles or books, etc... about Tom Swifty jokes etc... Any help would be greatly apreciated, and it would even be helpful if you could send your own Tom Swifty joke creations. I am new here so I hope I am doing this right. Thanks, M. Burns Respond to: palme_le@catlin (BITNET) palme_le@catseq.catlin.edu (INTERNET) Prev by Date: Re: Report: ABPC and BPI Next by Date: Harris: facsimilist Prev by thread: Harris: facsimilist Next by thread: Tom Swifties Index(es): Date Thread Subject index Index for current month ... Search

82. Re: Tom Swifties books. 2. about Edward Strateineyer, the author of the Tom Swiftbooks or Victor Appleton (Strateineyer's pseudonym). 3. The http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/byform/mailing-lists/exlibris/1994/03/msg00046.ht

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83. Šàëåíäàðü ôàíòàñòèêè: àìßòíûå äàòû 2002 ã. (í� ? Victor Appleton Books Online. AlbertoMORAVIA (19071990) - pseudonym of Alberto PINCHERLE Alberto MORAVIA (1907-1990 http://sf.org.kemsu.ru:8104/fc/d0211.htm

Oldnews XIX Text HTML Plain KOI8-R ALT LAT WIN ‚àø e-mail ‡åííà • „ ‘Ž [Zenna HENDERSON] The Zenna HENDERSON Homepage Œàðåê ‚›„Œ“• (åò𠐀Š ‚ˆ—) [Marek WYDMUCH (Piotr RANKIEWICZ)] „åñìîíä “èíòå𠕎‹‹ (íòîíè ƒˆ‹ŒŽ; éíçëè „† Šˆ‘; îðìàí Œ€—; ƒ.„æ.“ˆ’ ) [Desmond Winter HALL (Anthony GILMORE; Ainslee JENKINS; Norman MARCH; H.G.WINTER)] "SO THAT'S WHO ANTHONY GILMORE IS?" “ýíäåéí €Š Œ€ [Wendayne ACKERMAN] ƒèëáåðò ”€Š€“ [Gilbert FRANKAU] Lives of war poets of the First World War: Gilbert FRANKAU Œèëëè Š ˆ [Millea KENIN] •àóàðä îäæå𠃀ˆ‘ (‚èêòî𠀏‹’Ž; îé ŽŠ‚“„) [Howard Roger GARIS (Victor APPLETON; Roy ROCKWOOD)] Victor APPLETON Books Online ’îì ˆŒˆ [Tom (Thomas) E(arl) REAMY] Author Biography and Bibliography îí ‘Œˆ’ (Šåðâèí €‹ Š‘€„ ; Œàðòèí ‹Ž€) [Ron(ald Loran) SMITH (Kerwin I. ALEXANDER; Martin LORAN)] Šýòðèí Šðóê „ Š€Œ [Catherine A(delaide) Crook DE CAMP] Biography of Catherine Crook DE CAMP Catherine Crook DE CAMP, (1907-2000) åí Ž‚€ [Ben(jamin William) BOVA] Ben BOVA Official site, sponsored by author (1902-1980), ðóññêèé àêòåð è ðåæèññåð, èñïîëíèòåëü ðîëåé â ê/ô "à ãðàíèöå", "‡îëóøêà", "Šàèí XVIII", "Žáûêíîâåííîå ÷óäî" (àâòîð ñöåíàðèß è ðåæèññåð ñ •.‹îêøèíîé). „îí ‘. ’ŽŒ‘Ž [Don C. THOMPSON]

84. Stratemeyer Syndicate - Tom Swift Edward Stratemeyer introduced to American boys the single most successful hero hehad created to date Tom Swift, written under the pseudonym Victor Appleton. http://www.stratemeyer.net/stratemeyer/swift/swift.htm

History I n 1910 Edward Stratemeyer introduced to American boys the single most successful hero he had created to date: Tom Swift, written under the pseudonym Victor Appleton. Tom has been generally called an inventor, but he was more accurately an amalgam of scientific and mechanical talents. He created machines, he fixed them, he operated them. One childhood fan of Tom Swift, who wrote a retrospective about the serires in Air Force Magazine in 1963, asserted that "Tom was, first and foremost, an Airman." Well. . . . engineers, race-car mechanics and technologists of all kinds could justifiably make the same claim that Tom was "first and foremost" one of them. This wide-ranging level of skill and vision is what made Tom so appealing to his vast audience. Somehow, he fired the imaginations of readers in a wholly different way than the Rover Boys, Hardy Boys or Nancy Drew ever did. The difference is that Tom seemed "real" an absurd notion, when you consider that his books, far more than Stratemeyer's other series, centered on technological inventions that did not exist yet. But the feeling After the series ceased to grow in 1935, two more volumes were published by Whitman, a renowned reprint publisher. In addition to reprinting the core Tom Swift series, Whitman released two "Better Little Books," a forerunner of modern comics:

85. History Of The Hardy Boys For that matter, neither was there ever a Carolyn Keene, nor a Victor Appleton. wasthe Rover Boys, published from 1899 to 1926 under the pseudonym Arthur M http://home.thezone.net/~csimpson/history.html

Introduction History Series Pages Survey Trivia Reference ... Links History of the Hardy Boys Over the years, the Hardy Boys series has remained one of the most popular juvenile book series of all time. Its timeless plots, endearing characters, and exciting writing have helped keep the series alive for seventy years, while spawning and inspiring numerous nonfiction books, board games, TV series, and in these modern times, internet homepages dedicated to the books. The Stratemeyer Syndicate A fact that most people now know is that there is no writer named Franklin W. Dixon. There never has been. For that matter, neither was there ever a Carolyn Keene, nor a Victor Appleton. These are all pen names for a group of writers established by a man named Edward Stratemeyer. The Early Years In this new story, based on the original of the same title, Mr. Dixon has incorporated the most up-to-date methods used by police and private detectives. The books became shorter (225 pages to 180, 25 chapters to 20) and the writing style was streamlined. The degree and type of revisions made varied considerably. Some revised stories were only touched-up versions of the originals, while others were totally new books that beared no resemblance to their predecessor except the title. The Present Era 1576 total hits since Friday March 8. 2 hits today.

86. Untitled I Shall Return Jesus. Wheaton, Ill. Victor, 1977. HORACE B. (pseudonym). SeeCounselman, Mary Elizabeth. VOLTZ, JEANNE Appleton, 1920-. Journalist. http://www.lib.auburn.edu/madd/docs/ala_authors/v.html

VAN ANTWERP, EMILY STAPLES, 1914- Born: February 22, 1914. Parents: Alfred Louis and (Morriss) Staples. Married: Sidney P. Van Antwerp, February 6, 1946. Children: Four. Married: W. J. Hearin. Education: Holton Arms College, Washington, D.C. Mardi Gras Queen, 1934; Club Woman of the Year, 1965; First Lady of Mobile, 1975; president, Mobile Historical Homes Tours and Historic Mobile Preservation Society. Source: Who's Who in Alabama , Vol. 3; Anniston Star , March 4, 1984. Author: Canopy of Oaks : Streetscapes . Mobile, Ala.?: Streetscapes Inc., 1986. Downtown Goes Uptown . Mobile, Ala.: First Southern Federal Savings and Loan Association, 1983. Iron Ore to Iron Lace . Mobile, Ala.: Museum of the City of Mobile, 1980. Traditions of Candlelights Christmas . S.l.: s.n., s.d. VANCE, HENRY CLAY, 1891-1963 Journalist. Born: 1891, in Buford, Ga. Wrote for Mountain Eagle , Jasper, Ala.; sportswriter, columnist and humorist for Birmingham News , 1913-1959. Wrote column "The Coal Bin". Appeared regularly on radio program "Henry and Percy". Published stories in Smith's Magazine , a magazine for men.

87. ELibrary Classic Literature Document Titles L. Clemens) The Adventures of Pinocchio by C. Collodi pseudonym of Carlo by MarkTwain (Samuel L. Clemens) Tom Sawyer, Detective by Victor Appleton Tom Swift http://www.wisdomquest.com/pgtitles.html

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88. Re: Here Is Complete List Of Each Character And Descriptions. for In Cold Blood Abbottsville Alabama placefire truck came from there (78){75} Appleton, Victor authordrama pseudonym of Robert Schulkers. http://www.gradesaver.com/ClassicNotes/Titles/killmockingbird/wwwboard/messages/

Member login: Username Password Cancel Membership Tell a Friend! Enter e-mail address: Search GradeSaver dictionary thesaurus Hosted by pair Networks Re: here is complete list of each character and descriptions. Full Thread Post Followup To Kill a Mockingbird Posted by Aubrey Cecena (64.12.103.179) on May 19, 2002 at 12:27:15: In Reply to: here is complete list of each character and descriptions. posted by clara on May 15, 2002 at 11:31:21: : Ad Astra Per Aspera : [State Motto of Kansas, where Lee traveled with Truman Capote to do research for In Cold Blood] : Abbottsville : Appleton, Victor : Appomattox : [former village in Virginia where Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant on April 9 1865] : Atkinson, Miss Maudie : Avery, Mr Dick : Baldwin County : Barber, Tutti and Frutti : Barker's Eddy : at end of dirt road off the Meridian Highway about a mile from town, Jem taught Dill to swim there (252) : Battle of Hastings : event"...source of shame to some members of the family that we had no recorded ancestors on either side : [decisive battle in Norman Conquests of England, 1066]

89. Appleton, Victor - University Of Maryland Appleton, Victor. Tom Swift Among The Diamond Makers, or, The Secret Of Phantom Mountain Tom Swift Among The Fire http://www.lib.umd.edu/ETC/ReadingRoom/Fiction/Appleton

Appleton, Victor Tom Swift Among The Diamond Makers, or, The Secret Of Phantom Mountain Tom Swift Among The Fire Fighters, or, Battling With Flames From The Air Tom Swift And His Aerial Warship, or, The Naval Terror Of The Seas Tom Swift And His Air Glider, or Seeking The Platinum Treasure ... University of Maryland , College Park, MD 20742-7011 (301)405-0800 Please send comments and suggestions to the Libraries' Webmaster Content questions should be directed to Information Provider Last Revised: September 2001

90. Appleton, Victor (Norwegian Writers' Web) CHANGE INFORMATION on Appleton, Victor? Keywords http://www.litteraturnettet.no/a/appleton.victor.asp?lang=gb

91. Where Is Tom Swift, Now That We Need Him - Ron Grube Tom Swift is right here and boy, do we need him! Victor Appleton was a companypseudonym for several writers who wrote the series over the years. http://www.troynovant.com/Grube/Essays/Where-is-Tom-Swift.html

Where is Tom Swift, Now that We Need Him? Essay by Ron Grube September 2001 I was totally amazed when a group of parents and teenagers came to a city council meeting in my small Nevada town, complaining that the city government was not providing enough facilities to keep "the kids" occupied. In the ensuing discussion, it appeared that most of these people thought it was local government, rather than the parents and teens themselves, that was responsible for the boredom and general aimlessness of our younger citizens. The city has two excellent city parks, with night-lit ball fields, tennis and basketball courts, horseshoe pits, and a fishing pond with surrounding nature trails for daytime use. There is a very sparsely used branch of the county public library. Seems that this is insufficient, and the city should provide such things as video arcades and teen dance halls, items I always assumed were best left to private enterprise. Questions were asked about hobbies, reading, Scouting (somewhat alive, mostly in the youngest groups), and community activities. It seems that anything requiring more than a minimal amount of thought or effort, especially activities that would actually lead to learning useful skills, has been relegated to the level of political incorrectness. Speaking with the parents led to the conclusion that they, too, had no real interests or activities other than work, TV, and maybe the local saloon. Few of them read the local newspaper, much less books. Hobbies such as ham radio, model aircraft, even working on cars or playing board games that required thinking were unheard of. Parents amuse themselves playing video slot machines, youth play video games and drive around town playing rap music at volume levels that bulge car windows and has to be mind-numbing to all in the vehicle.

92. Concharbooks.co.uk Used Books - Science Fiction (scifi) A - C Legend, Paperback 1990, Good clean copy. £2.00. Appleton, Victor, Tom Swiftin the Caves of Nuclear Fire, . Tempo, Paperback 1977, Good clean copy. £1.50. http://www.concharbooks.co.uk/science-fiction-(scifi)-books-(atoc).htm

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93. Stories, Listed By Author and the Detective, ed. Blanche Colton Williams, AppletonCentury, 1938; Waiting forVictor, (ss) AHMM Jun '97. STONE, KYLE; pseudonym of Caro Soles Chops and the http://contento.best.vwh.net/mags/s100.html

Mystery Short Fiction: 1990-1999 Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents STEIBER, RAYMOND Bibliophile, (ss) AHMM mid-Dec '95 Events in a Snowstorm, (ss) EQMM Jan '98 Getaway Lake [*Ben Marciano], (ss) EQMM Nov '98 Micawber, (ss) EQMM Feb '95 One Clue, (vi) EQMM Jan '88 One Hundred Candles, (ss) EQMM Sep/Oct '98 Rien Ne Va Plus, (ss) EQMM Mar '98 That Midnight Train, (ss) AHMM Nov '96 When Winter Comes, (nv) EQMM Mar '96 STEINBECK, JOHN (Ernst) The Crapshooter, (ss) , 1943 EQMM May '57 Win, Lose or Die from "The Lonesome Vigilante", (ex) , 1940 The Reason Why , ed. Ruth Rendell, Crown, 1996 How Mr. Hogan Robbed a Bank, (ss) Atlantic Monthly Mar '56 AHMM mid-Dec '87 The Murder, (ss) North American Review Dec '33 EQMM Aug '46 The Best Crime Stories , ed. Anon., Mallard Press, 1990 Nobel Crimes STEINBRUNNER, (Peter) CHRIS(tian) (1933-1993); see pseudonym Peter Christian Mystery Newsletter (with Otto Penzler ), (cl) EQMM Jan 14, Feb 11, Mar 10, Apr 7, May 5, Jun 2, Jun 30, Jul 23 '80 Mystery Newsletter (with R. E. Porter ), (cl) EQMM Aug 18, Sep 10, Oct 6, Nov 3, Dec 1 '80

94. Author Pseudonyms H. McCartyLee McCarty-Lee, H. Howard M. Lee, Wilson McCarty McCaughy, DudleyDean » McGaughy, Dudley Dean McCay, Bill Victor W. Appleton II McChesney http://www.trussel.com/books/pseud_m.htm

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95. Authors $85. aa12.JPG (9251 bytes) AA12. D. Appleton Co., NY. Pierre Petit, Paris. VictorCousin (17921867). Ouida (pseudonym for Louise de la Ramee) (1839-1908). http://www.antiquephotographics.com/authorscdv.htm

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96. MARC21 Swiss Version - Feld A-X00 Werken, fürwelche die Urheberschaft unbekannt, unsicher, fingiert oder pseudonym ist. http://www.snl.ch/marc21/dmarcax00.htm

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97. Êàëåíäàðü ôàíòàñòèêè: Ïàìÿòíûå äàòû 2002 ã. (í� The summary for this Russian page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.rusf.ru/fc/d0211.htm

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