This year, Dusty Richards will see his 67th book published, some under his own name, many others under a bevy of pseudonyms. He has also written 60 short stories, hundreds of articles and let’s not forget all his book reports. After all, those reports from his 1950s’ school days really got Richards started in the Western writing business. “English teachers never read Western paperbacks,” recalls Richards, who grew up devouring Zane Grey, Will James and Will Henry. “That was

June 2005
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- Someone told me that a man would not use cologne in the 1890s. Is this true?
- Why is Warren Earp hardly mentioned in the movies?
- According to George Durham’s Taming the Nueces Strip, John “King” Fisher wore tiger skin chaps. I’ve had a pair made for SASS parties (no cats were harmed in the making of these chaps). Are the original chaps in a museum?
- Which one of Bill Tilghman’s sons became a criminal and died holding up a craps table?
- Which one of Bill Tilghman’s sons became a criminal and died holding up a craps table? Was it Woody or Tench?
- Victorio’s Right Hand
- Saddle Pals
- Trailing Doc Holliday through Colorado
- Supercharged
- Capturing Protectors of Peace
- Short One Bead
- Shotguns at Midnight
- Elusive Witch’s Brew