John Wooley
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Disambiguation: For the unsuccessful candidate in the U.S. Presidential election of 1900, see John C. Wooley
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| Born | April 4, 1949 Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States |
| Occupation | Novelist, Screenwriter, Columnist, University Professor |
| Genres | Horror fiction, Fantasy, Film Noir, Science fiction, Comic Books |
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John Wooley (born April 4, 1949) is a prolific author with titles in several different formats and genres. Simultaneously a novelist, screenwriter, journalist, and radio personality, Wooley also has been responsible for the creation of several comic series, a documentary, and is a regularly contributing columnist to the horror magazine Fangoria.
Wooley still publishes books on a regular basis, despite the demands he faces as a college professor. He is popular with his students, who take his classes as often as they are offered.
Wooley traveled to Romania in the fall of 1985. He spent Halloween at Bran Castle, also known as Dracula's Castle, and reported on his experiences for a local radio station.
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[edit] Columns
- Tulsa World (1984-2006)
- Fangoria (at least as early as 1986)
[edit] Comic Books
- "Miracle Squad" (1986-89)
- "Uncanny Man-Frog" (1987)
- "Twilight Avenger" (1987-89)
- "Plan Nine from Outer Space" (graphic novel) (1990)
- "Plan Nine from Outer Space: Thirty Years Later" (1991)
[edit] Films
- Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective (1990)
- Cafe Purgatory (1991)
[edit] Non-Fiction Books
- Voices From the Hill: The Story of Oklahoma Military Academy (2005)
- Big Book of Biker Flicks (2005)
- From the Blue Devils to Red Dirt: The Colors of Oklahoma Music (2006)
[edit] Novels
- Old Fears (1982, with Ron Wolfe)
- Dark Within (2000)
- Awash in the Blood (2001)
- Ghost Band (2006)
[edit] Radio
Swing on This (KWGS 89.5 FM)
