Here we have, at last, the first really comprehensive survey of the history of all Indians of Texas, including tribes that spilled over into...

Here we have, at last, the first really comprehensive survey of the history of all Indians of Texas, including tribes that spilled over into...
Wheeler’s great strength as a Western writer is derived from excellent historical research combined with his ability to teach. His Indian characters...
The overnight birth of Guthrie, Oklahoma, and the ambitious dreamers who helped deliver it, are at the heart of this tale by an author who can turn...
The Bar K Ranch owes its hardy growth to the stalwart Kerry brothers. Luther, the eldest, is slow but dependable. Cole, the youngest, is a former...
Three authors offer separate stories of finding love in the Old West, all with the leading role being a female. The first story is of a young...
Heading across Montana’s Big Sky Country, brothers Big Red and Old Red Amlingmeyer ride into a mystery when they sign on as ranch hands at the...
Limerick first wrote in this book, nearly 20 years ago, that she’d probably change her mind about some of the points she raised. And she has. Her...
Rare are authors like Jack London and Papa Hemingway, whose lives turned out to be as interesting as their books. But Zane Grey is another one of...
Jane Burnett was not even seven years old as she sat on her pony “huddled over the saddle horn, icicles hanging from the end of my nose,” positioned...
The American West at the close of the 19th century was a land of contradiction. Progress-minded business men, pioneers intent on building a home,...
Hidden in this account of Yellowstone’s fires (all of them, not just the terribly destructive “burn” of 1988) is a pretty fair outline-history of...
This is more than just a biography of a sheriff and his part in taming the West. Bob Alexander presents a detailed history of the entire region and...