A new biography of George Hearst, plus a new bio of James K.P. Miller, a multigenerational women’s story, a history of poker in the West and a new Western from Michael Punke.     I grew up reading the Los Angeles Herald Examiner, the afternoon foil to the Los Angeles Times, the well-read morning paper. Growing up in Southern California, we all knew of the legendary William Randolph Hearst, Hearst Castle and Orson Welles’s classic semi-disguised biopic, Citizen Kane. We a


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