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Saddlebag Dispatches-August 2024

Saddlebag Dispatches-August 2024

 

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Editorial:
Roan & Weatherford Publishing Associates
Año de edición:
2024
Materia
Historia de América
ISBN:
9781633739833
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  • Librería Samer Atenea
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Sobre IBD

Saddle up for an unforgettable journey through the storied streets of Leadville, Colorado, in the latest issue of Saddlebag Dispatches! Prepare for tales of fortunate miners and not-so-fortunate strikebreakers, the rich and the poor, and the intricate lives of immigrants. Encounter the flamboyant Oscar Wilde, cunning lawyers, steadfast Pinkertons, honorable men, and those with dubious intentions.Delve into the lives of Leadville’s most famous and infamous, including the legendary John 'Doc' Holliday, Horace, Augusta, and Baby Doe Tabor, and formidable Marshal Mart Duggan. Experience the captivating tales of Leadville madame Laura Bell McDaniel and Chief Ouray of the Ute tribe. Plus, don’t miss our exclusive excerpt from Paul Colt’s bestselling novel, Lunger: The Doc Holliday Story, spotlighting Doc Holliday’s tumultuous time in Leadville.Beyond Leadville, we present 'Anniversary: Part I,' the exhilarating first installment in a new serial novella from New York Times bestselling author Reavis Z. Wortham. Enjoy George 'Clay' Mitchell’s exclusive interviews with the creative force behind the Longmire phenomenon, Craig Johnson, and Rob Word, host of the popular web-show A Word on Westerns. Last but not least, we’re thrilled to present the winning entries from our annual Western flash fiction competition, The Mustang Award.With all these and more, it’s time to pull up a log, grab a seat, pour yourself a cup from the camp pot, and settle in for the finest in western storytelling.

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