Richard G. Austerman, a retired Business Administrator from Kodiak, Alaska, began writing at 72. He has since penned nearly twenty novels, including the acclaimed Gray.
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When you think of a classic Western, the image of a saloon often comes to mind. This iconic establishment, represented in countless
In the rugged expanse of the Old West, where law and order were often scarce, a unique set of unwritten rules governed the behavior and ethos of cowboys. These guidelines, known collectively as the Cowboy Code, formed the backbone of...
The Old West era, often romanticized in literature and film, presents a compelling backdrop for exploring the complexities of law enforcement during this rough period. While Hollywood often portrays a simplified version of Old West law enforcement, the reality is...
In classic Westerns, heroes are defined by their ability to navigate high-stakes situations with determined confidence and courage. These heroes embody traits that make them stand out in times of crisis, facing down danger and adversity with a blend of...
The history of the American West is a web entangled with stories of cowboys and Native Americans, a narrative marked by both cooperation and conflict. The cowboy, a symbol of rugged independence and frontier spirit, often intersected with the lives...