The interview will be about four of Garrison's non-fiction books, From Thunder to Breakfast, Widowhood Happens, There's Something About Cave Creek (It's The People), and a children's book titled Javelina (Have-uh-WHAT?"
The body of the work is mostly character-driven about people that Garrison found led interesting lives in the last century —a pioneer, cowboys, prospector/artist, strong women, bar owners, squatter, sheriffs, and an endurance horse race. They are pleasant reads, largely about lifestyles, humor and adventure.
The children's book is about wild pig-like animals that roam the Sonoran Desert in Arizona. It is photographically illustrated by the author and photographer Al Brown. A reviewer called the text "lyrical."
An adventure-filled time-travel western. Given a 5-star editorial review in 2020 by the InD'tale Magazine. "The weaving in of actual historical connections between the characters is fascinating. Fans of this genre will love the originality with the a
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
Renowned Arizona lawman Jacob Golden is having terrible nightmares. He dreams he’s locked in a battle to the death with a demon from hell that consumes human flesh.
Golden’s a man who fears little, yet this haunting vision terrifies him to
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