by William Groneman III | Feb 21, 2024 | Features & Gunfights
Two years before the fateful Battle of the Alamo, the storm clouds—and leaders—of a revolution gathered across Texas. Things looked up for William Barret Travis in the early months of 1834. The 24-year-old attorney had just set up his law practice in the town of San...
by Mark Boardman | Feb 20, 2024 | Inside History, Investigating History
It took John Joel Glanton a year to hit bottom. The name John Joel Glanton probably doesn’t ring a bell. But in the 1840s into 1850, he made an impact that reached into two countries and affected Mexicans, Americans and Indians alike. The South Carolina native was...
by True West Editors and Stuart Rosebrook | Dec 7, 2023 | Travel & Preservation, True Western Towns
Time to Motor West Enjoy welcoming Western hospitality when you stay and explore the region’s best towns. Whether you grew up in a small town or a big city, in the American West or overseas, there is no better way to discover the true meaning of hospitality...
by Henry C. Parke | Dec 7, 2023 | Western Books & Movies
Everybody’s West: 2024 will be remembered as a bellwether year for diversity in Western film productions and subject matter. “Compared to the 20th century, where there was a bottlenecking [of] history into one particular pathway, in the 21st century, there are so many...
by Stuart Rosebrook | Dec 7, 2023 | Western Books & Movies
The Wild, Wild West Western writers—and True West’s editors—are fighting hard to keep the genre alive. If you love to read about the Old West, True West’s era of publishing since 1953 has been a glorious time for writers, researchers, scholars and...