Shirley Ayn Linder’s slim and concise Doc Holliday in Film and Literature is a refreshing and welcome addition to the voluminous but often dubious literature that surrounds Holliday. It delivers exactly what the title promises—more, actually, with a superb historical account of Doc’s story from Georgia to Colorado, beginning with a terrific opening sentence: “Doc Holliday spent most of his life dying.” What follows is a fascinating evolution of a legend in print and on film, includ
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