Western roundup of events where you can experience the Old West. ANIMAL ADOPTIONS Wild Horse and Burro Adoptions Bend, OR, September 14: Wild horses...
September 2013 Events
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August 2013 Events
Western roundup of events where you can experience the Old West. ANIMAL ADOPTIONS Wild Horse and Burro Adoptions Douglas, WY, August 12-18: Wild...
Great Road Reads
Go on the road with five masterful storytellers. Find out what your favorite authors are reading this summer. Keep your eyes peeled for this...
July 2013 Events
Western roundup of events where you can experience the Old West. • ADVENTURE Double RAFTER CATTLE DRIVES Ranchester, WY, June 29-July 6 & July...
New Releases-Historical Fiction
Berkley: The Gila Wars by Larry D. Sweazy (May); Hell’s Angel by Peter Brandvold (June); The Reluctant Pinkerton by Robert J. Randisi (July); The...
New Releases-Historical Non-Fiction
Greenwood Publishing Group: The Civil War and the West by Carol L. Higham (September). Hill and Wang: Wyatt Earp: A Vigilante Life by Andrew...
Hot Summer Reads
I’m looking forward to the next chapter of the Mexican Revolution by two authors who have covered this history splendidly, The Plan de San Diego:...
March 2013 Events
Western roundup of events where you can experience the Old West. Animal Adoptions WILD HORSE AND BURRO ADOPTIONSKnoxville, TN, March 15-16: Wild...
Historical Twins
About a decade ago, someone, I think it was Gus “The Mapinator” Walker, noticed that a random photo of a Pamunkey Indian in our archives had a...
The First 60 Years of True West Magazine
Joe Small followed a hunch. Every time he ran a letter about Old West badmen in his Sporting Magazine, his mailbox would bulge with responses, so he...
Heritage Travel of 2012
To promote Arizona’s centennial, our contributing editors Jana Bommersbach and Arizona State Historian Marshall Trimble teamed up with Executive...
True Westerner of 2013
“Larry McMurtry bugs the hell out of me. He set out to ‘demystify’ the West and strip it bare—what kind of respect is that? But then he writes...