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A Little More Shootin To Do by Tom Leftwich

A mixed collection of western fiction wherein a little humor thrown in along with action/adventure provides enjoyable and interesting reading  
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BLESSINGS FROM THE FOUR WINDS by Syvila Weatherford

Story inspired by life of the author's great grandfather, a Black Cowboy who kidnapped his Native American bride after a cattle drive from Waco, TX to Dodge City, KS. Their story, him a master horseman and her a trained to be a healer with herbs and  
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  Michael Kayser

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I'm the handsome one with the keen intelligence blazing behind the eyes. No--the other one, without all the fur!


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M.R. Kayser grew up in the West--first in the frontier-like wilds of Alaska, then the rugged deserts of New Mexico, where western culture and folklore made an impression which lasts to this day. He's been a soldier, a film maker, a hot-rodder and an all-around social misfit, but has always had stories to tell--whether of the old West; the ancient world, the Middle Ages, the present day; or of distant galaxies and alien dimensions. Comic books were his initial inspiration to creativity, which manifested in drawing. Eventually, writing proved both more challenging and gratifying. Coincident with this switch from drawing to writing was a gradual transition from graphic fiction to prose.