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The Bone Collector and the Death of the West
Some 180,000 buffalo skulls to be ground up for fertilizer. c. 1870. Courtesy Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library, Detroit, Michigan.
It is a vanished world. No journeys, save those which memory can take, will bring you to...
Texas Paintings: “Settlement of Austin’s Colony” (1875)
Detail of Settlement of Austin’s Colony (1875). Oil on canvas by Henry Arthur McArdle. Texas House of Representatives. Texas State Capitol.
He called me to his bed side and with much distress [and] difficulty of speech [begged] me to tell...
The Immolation Man
The hanging of Jake Spoon, Eddie and Roy Suggs, and Dan Suggs, the man burner. “On the Trail,” Lonesome Dove miniseries, 1989.
“Hell, gravediggers could make a fortune in these parts. Pea, you ought to buy you a bigger spade and go in busi...
Lonesome Dove Redux
Netflix will adapt a new series of Lonesome Dove.
“I God, Netflix, you just don’t never get the point, do you? It ain’t remakes I’m talking about, it’s not messing with perfection.”
Derrick G. Jeter
Y’all’ve probably heard by now but if...
The Crash at Crush
“Shaking Hands.” Engines No. 999 and No. 1001 photographed by Jarvis Deane, September 15, 1896. Courtesy Waco History.
It [was] a scene that will haunt a man . . . make him nervous whenever he hears an engine whistle, and disturb his dream...
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Author of BLOOD TOUCHING BLOOD, a literary Western. I write stories about the people, places, and past of the Lone Star state, seeking to capture a Texas that once was, is now no more, and will never come again.
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