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Nov 24, 2015 · Andrew J. Fenady was born in Toledo, Ohio. A veteran writer and producer in Hollywood, Fenady created and produced The Rebel (1959–1961) for television, starring Nick Adams. The top-rated show lasted three seasons and the Fenady-penned theme song, “Johnny Yuma,” became a No. 1 hit for Johnny Cash.
A complete list of all Andrew J. Fenady's books in order (20 books). Browse plot descriptions, book covers, genres, pseudonyms, ratings and awards.
May 28, 2019 · Andrew J. Fenady has published many novels, including The Summer of Jack London and The Rebel Johnny Yuma. He owns a production company in Los Angeles and is a member of the Western Writers of America.
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Praise for the novels of Andrew J. Fenaday “Crackling with the fury of a desert storm.”—True West on The Rebel: Johnny Yuma “A good, rousing story with well-defined, involving characters and plenty of action.”—Variety on Tom Horn and the Apache Kid “A satisfying variation of a familiar theme in an unfamiliar locale.”—True West on Double Eagles
May 28, 2019 · Andrew J. Fenady was born in Toledo, Ohio. A veteran writer and producer in Hollywood, Fenady created and produced The Rebel (1959–1961) for television, starring Nick Adams. The top-rated show lasted three seasons and the Fenady-penned theme song, “Johnny Yuma,” became a No. 1 hit for Johnny Cash.
- Andrew J. Fenady
Jun 2, 2003 · A Golden Boot Award-winning Author. Captain Thomas Gunnison's commerce ship, the Phantom Hope, is laden with extremely vital cargo: two thousand Henry rifles that could turn the tide of victory for the Union, and fifteen million dollars in newly minted double eagles to finance the war effort.
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Jan 1, 2009 · Tom Horn and the Apache Kid. Paperback – January 1, 2009. by Andrew J. Fenady (Author) 3.5 5 ratings. See all formats and editions. After leading a successful confrontation with Geronimo, two scouts--Tom Horn and Apache Kid--are released from the Army, and the friends take different paths, Horn into business and the Apache Kid into outlawry.
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