Western Fictioneers

Frank Roderus If you intend to make it as a professional, perhaps the most important quality you can have is simple stick-to-it’iveness. Blo...

By David Cranmer I’m involved in putting together a print anthology that will hopefully be of interest to western aficionados and to pulp f...

Texas Blood Feud by Dusty Richards won the Will Rogers medallion award for best fiction of the year. The award will be presented in Lubbock...

The first book of this popular series of exciting westerns featuring the lone character Edge by George Gilman will be re-released by Solsti...

Here's a letter I received today from Leah Hultenshmidt, the Editorial Director of Dorchester Books, in an attempt to clear up their si...

By James Reasoner At last count, novels and stories I’ve written have been published under at least 35 different names. I say “at least” bec...

Dorchester Drops Mass Market Publishing for E-Book/POD Model Publishers Weekly is the international news website of book publishing and boo...

By Larry D. Sweazy I didn’t grow up in the West. There were no mountains with snow-capped peaks outside my window, or streams brimming with ...

By Frank Roderus I’ve been writing professionally for 45 years, first as a newspaper reporter and for the past 35 years as a novelist. I co...

By Kerry Newcomb I’m just sitting back and letting the mind wander which it tends to do whether I will it or not, sort of like nodding off ...

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By Jory Sherman We are the long-stilled voices of your ancestors speaking from the past. We are echoes of those who were already here in the...