Cooley Wyatt is a gripping morality tale that pits the values of a well-born, Harvard-educated 'new journalist' against those of a poor, self-taught folk-singer whose fame lasts only six years before he dies in a plane crash in 1972. The near-present. Passing an East Side New York hotel, Jack bumps into a Western-dressed man and his wife about to leave in a cab. In a split-second of recognition, Jack believes the man to be Cooley Wyatt. Jack determines to track him down. If it is Cooley, then Jack, nearly broke, is on to a scoop of the century which can put him back on top. Thus begins a dynamic drama that ultimately tests the character of both the hunter and his quarry during a life and death climax.

About the Author

Having been graduated from Columbia College, William Kronick then served in the U.S. Navy before beginning his film apprenticeship with Ingmar Bergman in Stockholm and Louis de Rochemont in New York.

Kronick has since written, directed and/or produced both documentaries and theatrical films. In the former arena his credits range from National Geographic and Plimpton! Network Specials to To The Ends Of The Earth, a feature-length chronicle of the British Antarctica-Arctic Transglobe Expedition. It received an Academy Award Special Certificate of Merit. He also produced many episodes for the Series In Search of� and Mysteries of the Bible.

In the theatrical field, he directed A Bowl of Cherries, The 500 Pound Jerk, Horowitz in Dublin and the Second Unit on The Bridge at Remagen, King Kong, Flash Gordon and others.

Cooley Wyatt is the second of a trilogy of novels to explore the dynamics of authentic artistic talent, celebrity and commerce in contemporary America. The Cry of Sirens was the first

Mr. Kronick resides in Los Angeles.

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