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W. Paul Cook was a writer, printer and publisher who lived and wrote mostly in Vermont and Massachusetts. | W. Paul Cook was a writer, printer and publisher who lived and wrote mostly in Vermont and Massachusetts. | ||
| − | He wrote under his own name and the pseudonym Willis T. Crossman and was a leading figure in the hobbyist tradition of | + | He wrote under his own name and the pseudonym Willis T. Crossman and was a leading figure in the hobbyist tradition of amateur journalism. |
He knew [[Lovecraft]] and wrote ''[[H. P. Lovecraft, A Portrait]]'', published in 1968. | He knew [[Lovecraft]] and wrote ''[[H. P. Lovecraft, A Portrait]]'', published in 1968. | ||
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Revision as of 14:18, 14 February 2020
(1880 -- 1948)
W. Paul Cook was a writer, printer and publisher who lived and wrote mostly in Vermont and Massachusetts.
He wrote under his own name and the pseudonym Willis T. Crossman and was a leading figure in the hobbyist tradition of amateur journalism.
He knew Lovecraft and wrote H. P. Lovecraft, A Portrait, published in 1968.
| Person | 1880—1948 |
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