Reflections from the past, present, and maybe into the Future…
POEM: More Than Just a Fable
“Remember the man who rode for the brand–he’s more than just a fable.”
Bear Canyon, Johnny West’s “Home in the Woods”
In 1967 we moved out to a house in Bear Canyon, about seven miles outside of Bozeman. The house was built by my father and our friend, Darwin Burnett, who was a school teacher at the time.
Author Interview, Second Half
. . . it breaks my heart to leave them all behind and return to real life in modern times . . .
Author interview, Part One
. . . I think life takes us on strange, unexpected paths sometimes . . .
Autumn in Idaho
How did summer go away and fall come to Idaho?
Horsemanship for Writers (and readers)
Avoid mistakes when writing about horses. Read on!
I Am A Rock
“How do you handle being alone for twelve hours?”
CLINT WALKER, MY FRIEND, MY HERO, AND A FALLIBLE HUMAN BEING
Clint Walker was a man. Yes, I know it seems hard to believe.
Goodbye to massive Mars–reflections on the Red Planet
Goodbye to Mars! Throughout much of this summer, the planet Mars glowed magnificently large and red in the southern sky…
Johnny West and more, Interview with Kirby Jonas
A few years ago I had the privilege to be interviewed and we focused on what and who inspired me to write, my famous Johnny West collection and the excitement of becoming a published author
Howling at the Wind, a Reflection
Feeling nostalgic tonight, and my friend Nancy mentioned howling with a coyote yesterday, which puts me in mind of the time I ended up in the middle of a wild wolf pack across the road from where the River of No Return-Frank Church Wilderness of Central Idaho begins....