Battle for the New World
A bold, new interpretation of the conquest of North America, plus two new books on Western borders, a biography of King Fisher and a classic Western novel. For scholars of North American history—East, West, North or South—Pekka Hämäläinen’s Indigenous Continent: The...
Slinging Lead, Hot Type and the Truth
History tried to erase the courageous Arizona journalist, but her remarkable life and work as a publisher is a testament to her courage and her undefeatable spirit. This isn’t a story about a woman history ignored or forgot nor diminished. That wouldn’t...
Home on the Range
Jim Hoy’s highly personal biography of the Kansas Flint Hills, two new biographies of Butch Cassidy, Bill Neal’s autobiography and Deborah Swenson’s debut Western novel. From my earliest years, I remember my parents sharing with me their love of the American West and...
Satin, Lace and Cherry Pie
Ten-year-old Laura Frazier gazed up at the large lady in the open door. “She almost filled the entire doorway,” Laura later remembered. The girl had talked her mother into letting her sell magazine subscriptions to earn money for a scooter. Little did she know,...
True West April 2023
In This Issue:
Features
Western Books & Movies
To The Point
More In This Issue
- You Can Never Just Have One
- Abilene, Kansas
- Crazy Horse, Preachers and Horse Thieves
- What History Has Taught Me with Robert Vaughan
- The Lawful and the Lawless
- You Had to Look Hard – The Marquis de Morès Did
- A Champion of the Small Ranchers
- Shooting Back
- Truth Be Known
- Tallyho Coach at Hot Springs, Dakota Territory
