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John Sutter – A Golden Opportunity
07/12/2009 | 
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[ReviewAZON asin="B0012U7FRI"]This Design Includes: One American West Mural: approx. size: w48"x h37" Let the great outdoors in. Imagine being in this breathtaking scenery. The artist has captured the beauty of the American west in this spectacular landscape. Lending[/ReviewAZON] Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Old West History | 
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Using History to Write Western Fiction
[ReviewAZON asin="B001KWXIHO"]Coach Style Duffel Bag with Front Pockets[/ReviewAZON] Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Old West History | Tags: american, American West, Carriages, chocolate, Clouds, duffle, Dust In The Air, Enormous Body, Fiction Novels, Garbage Collection, Incorporate, Manure, Many Horses, New York City, Novel, Old West, Paragraphs, Pigs, Piles, Teague, Tens Of Thousands, Unusual Facts, Wes, west, Western Fiction, Western Novels, Writing A Novel, Writing Fiction | Comments Closed