The Radio Boys - 13 Books - Complete Collection on CD-ROM - The Radio Boys live again, in their 13 books by Allen Chapman. Adventure stories about the early days of radio in an easy to read style for all ages. This the most famous of the Radio Boys authors from the early days of radio and is the entire collection of 13 books. Great reading and adventure for young and old. Great gift for persons with radio interest. Simply good entertainment. Reads just like a book, needs PC with Windows and Internet browser to use this CD-ROM. You can print a page, chapter or the entire book.
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Allen Chapman was but one of three ghost authors who authored a Radio Boys series in the early part of the 1900's. Allen Chapman, however, is the most read and his books are the most sought after by collectors and readers alike. Radio Era Archives is an electronic publisher of reference books and other media designed to preserve these works for all time in a digital format. The works are produced on a CD-ROM format for easy storage and use.
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Allen Chapman was a pseudonym,
By James D Keeline (San Diego, CA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Radio Boys Series (All Volumes) (CD-ROM)
One would hope that someone selling the complete series would do a little research. "Allen Chapman" was a pseudonym used by the Stratemeyer Syndicate, a phenomenal organization which produced many popular series books for children, including the Hardy Boys, Nancy Drew, Tom Swift, and the Bobbsey Twins. It was founded by Edward Stratemeyer (1862-1930) in 1905 and continued by his daughters.This group created story concepts and outlines which were given to hired ghostwriters. The writers were paid a flat fee for all rights to the stories on which they worked. "Allen Chapman" was used on many Syndicate series and single titles, including Fred Fenton, the Ralph of the Railroad series, the Darewell Chums, Tom Fairfield, and the Boys of Business. In the case of the "Allen Chapman" Radio Boys series, most of the volumes were written by John W. Duffield. The "About the Author" section refers to two other "Radio Boys" series. There were actually many more. However, this was the only Syndicate series.
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By Walter O'Brien "concretewo" (Clinton, NJ USA) - See all my reviews
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The disk came with no materials whatsover. It was loosely shrinkwrapped and could easily have been hand-made by someone with a CD burner. I didn't feel very good about it, so I returned it for credit.
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