Cotton Smith is a right-brain guy. He paints. He draws. He develops creative ad and marketing campaigns. He has written poetry, plays, short stories, even a musical. He takes time, though, to watch a young granddaughter play soccer, participate in activities for the Boy Scouts of America, serve as the newly elected vice president of Western Writers of America, ride horses and collect Kachina dolls and Western and Indian artifacts. And he writes Western novels: Brothers of the Gun; Behold a Re


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