I Dream of Jeannie (1966: Pocket Books) under the pseudonym "Dennis Brewster". According to the back cover's blurb, "Viewers who have roared at the astronautical antics of Captain Nelson and his sprightly imp, Jeannie, can now read this madcap, laugh-filled adventure of that wacky twosome from blast-off to landing." This is a highly sought-after and rare novel, as its publisher Pocket Books had not properly optioned rights to the series (there is neither network nor studio indicia on the book or its copyright page, nor is the show’s creator, Sidney Sheldon, credited), which led to legal action and the book being quickly pulled from the shelves. Hine was a frequent contributor to magazines such as The Saturday Review, Collier's Weekly, Holiday, and the Saturday Evening Post. He also dabbled in film and was listed as an executive producer of the movie Lord of the Flies. Partial bibliography An Unfound Door, original novel (hardcover: Little, Brown and Company, 1951; paperback: Bantam Books, 1952) The Birthday Boy, original novel (hardcover: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1959; paperback title: View from the Top, Popular Library, 1962) D-Day: The Invasion of Europe (American Heritage Publishing: 1961) View from the Top, re-titled paperback reissue of The Birthday Boy (Popular Library, 1962) Lord Love a Duck, original novel, basis of the film (hardcover: Atheneum: 1961; paperback title: The Innocent Infidels, Ace Books, 1963) The Innocent Infidels, re-titled paperback reissue of Lord Love a Duck (Ace Books, 1963) The Unsinkable Molly Brown, novelization of the screenplay by Helen Deutsch (Gold Medal Books: 1964), based on the Broadway musical: music and lyrics by Meredith Willson, book by Richard Morris This Land Is Mine: An Anthology of American Verse (1965) Bewitched, novelization of seven teleplays from the television series (Dell Publishing, 1965) The Beatles in Help!, novelization of the screenplay by Marc Behm and Charles Wood (Dell: 1965) Bus Riley's Back in Town, novelization of the screenplay by William Inge (Popular Library, 1965) I Dream of Jeannie as "Dennis Brewster"; an original novel based on the TV series (Pocket Books, 1966) Promise Her Anything as "Bradford Street"; novelization of the screenplay by William Peter Blatty (Dell, 1966) The Glass Bottom Boat as "Bradford Street"; novelization of the screenplay by Everett Freeman (Dell, 1966) In Like Flint as "Bradford Street"; novelization of the screenplay by Hal Fimberg (Dell: 1967), the follow-up to Our Man Flint (novelized by Jack Pearl) Primus as "Bradford