To the Point
A Moving Target

A Moving Target

When I was a kid, the Old West was 50 years in the rearview, and today my youth is 50 years in the rearview—and—to be honest, more like 60! Yikes!...

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O.K. Boomers

O.K. Boomers

Wyatt Earp was a Boomer. As are most of the writers and historians arguing about him in this issue. Granted, the term Boomer has slightly different...

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Kit Lit & Fit

Kit Lit & Fit

I am proud and excited to report we are publishing a very cool original article based on a chapter in Paul Andrew Hutton’s next book (page 24). As...

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Action Jackson

Action Jackson

The day I met a living legend     On February 25, 2006, I got to have breakfast with a living legend. Joaquin Jackson, Texas Ranger and...

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Bar None

Bar None

The long-gone bars, honky-tonks and saloons I grew up in are more than memories. When I was on the women’s panel at the Tucson Festival of Books...

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Kingman Kin

Kingman Kin

  Here’s a classic film story that involves my hometown, Kingman, the Hotel Beale and my shirttail kin. As the story goes, Buster Keaton was...

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One Legit Brit

One Legit Brit

New research changes the long-accepted story of how Jesse James cashed in his chips.   We pride ourselves on telling the true stories of the...

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Ride On, Brave Riders

Ride On, Brave Riders

We have been bucking the odds for a very long time—69 years, to be exact. Yes, somehow, some way, this feisty, little ol’ magazine has survived,...

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Whole Lotta Love

Whole Lotta Love

Giving our mothers and grandmothers their due is more than satisfying. Back in 1994 I had it on my schedule to do one of my timeline books on “The...

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