William Johnston
7 SeriesWilliam Johnston (1924-2010) was an American author known for his diverse writing, ranging from comic mysteries to softcore erotica. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and later worked in various fields before dedicating himself to writing. Johnston wrote tie-in novels for popular series such as Happy Days, The Flying Nun, and Get Smart. After retiring from writing, he owned and operated a bar in San Jose, California until his death in 2010.
William Johnston, under various pseudonyms, crafted diverse narratives across multiple genres. As Susan Claudia, he penned tales of madness, specters, and familial secrets in works like "Madness at the Castle" and "Mrs. Barthelme's Madness." Writing as Willa Jay, "A Fear in Borzano" explores fear in a new setting. Under the name Heather Sinclair, "Follow the Heart" and "The Remembered Kiss" delve into romantic themes. As Alex Steele, "They Came From the Sea: The New People" introduces a science fiction element, while "Gore Vidal's Caligula," written as William Howard, offers a historical perspective. The Matt Lincoln series, under the pseudonym Ed Garth, rounds out his portfolio with detective stories.
