Bill E. Burk

Since the mid 1950's, the name Bill E. Burk (* 11 November 1932 - † 24 April 2008) was synonymous with authoritative journalism about the life and career of Elvis Aaron Presley.

Bill was a native Memphian whose fascinating background is the stuff of a "Boys Own World Annual":
- an international pilot with more than 9000 hours logged
- a standout athlete in three sports
- a retired lieutenant colonel from the Air National Guard who served in two wars - Korea and Vietnam

In addition, as a journalist, Bill ("007") has written countless articles about his "friend", Elvis Aaron Presley, a friendship that stretched from the 1950s to Elvis' untimely death in August 1977.

Apart from his books about The King, Bill and his wife Connie were the energy behind the quarterly magazine, "Elvis World", which ran for over 20 years. Elvis World was renowned around the world for its honest and accurate reporting about the King of Rock & Roll.
Bill also contributed to a large number of books on Elvis written by other authors. A selection of these books is given in the reference section below.

More information can be found on Bill's webpage ... (hosted by the Elvis Information Network).