Blog Posts
Killing Custer
I have just sent to my publisher, Wild Horse Press, the manuscript for the fourth book in The Memoirs of H.H. Lomax series. This book
The Times It Never Rained
I have a long history with True West so it is always nice to get a byline in the magazine. The October issue carries my
Lottie’s Luck
Since June I’ve been researching and writing a screenplay based on one of my early books, The Lady and Doc Holliday. The timing has been
Western Sting
My latest comic western The Fleecing of Fort Griffin is now available in trade paperback and e-book formats through online retailers. Set in 1878 on
Tie-In Writer
It seems I was a wanted man for almost two decades, and I didn’t even know it. Besides that, in the end I wound up
Holliday Road
Of all the Old West characters I have encountered in my readings over the years, Billy the Kid and Doc Holliday remain my two favorite,
A Fan with Connections
Over the years I have learned that being an author has its flattering moments, none more so for me than at my first Wild West
A Fickle Mistress
History can be a fickle mistress, especially when you learn it wasn’t so! Years ago, I fell in love with the photograph and story of
History on the House
We spent this past weekend attending the Lone Star History Conference at the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum in Waco. I’ve attended a