SIX-GUN JUSTICE SPEED LISTEN—HELLBENDERS HISTORY PART 2

SIX-GUN JUSTICE SPEED LISTEN

HELLBENDERS HISTORY

PART 2

It's time once again to ride hell for leather into a new Six-Gun Justice Speed Listen. Join co-hosts Paul Bishop and Richard Prosch for another conversation about the deadly gunplay, the great characters, the fast action, and the history behind the second two books in Rich's new Western series, Hellbenders, and get ready to rope your next great read...

 

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WESTERN NOVELS—HELLBENDERS #3

WESTERN NOVELS

HELLBENDERS #3

KILLING AT RIMROCK

Following in the bestselling tracks of the first two books in the Hellbenders series comes Hellbenders #3: Killing At Rim Rock, written by Six-Gun Justice Podcast co-host Richard Prosch. Killing At Rimrock is another all out, guns blazing blazing, horses galloping actioneer guaranteed to jangle your spurs and make you go for your tied down bullet spitter...The best new Western series of 2021...

HELLBENDERS#3

KILLING AT RIMROCK

When Ranger Lin Jarret and Reece Sinclair ride in, Lambert’s Ferry across the Red River was a disputed oasis fueled by illegal alcohol and on the brink of a powder-smoke war.

It’s 1860, and Lambert and the Indian police were done with bootleggers, vowing to kill the next man freighting liquor across the Red—a man who just happened to be Lin Jarret’s best friend.

Navigating a shifting Texas landscape of loyalty and deceit, Jarret and Reece are out for justice as the Hellbenders bring fire and brimstone down on the feared Order of the Ivory Compass, uncovering a heinous plot to blow the Lone Star state sky high, in their third explosive adventure in the exciting new Western series—Hellbenders...

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WESTERN NON-FICTION—BILLY THE KID AND JESSE JAMES: OUTLAWS OF THE LEGENDARY WEST

WESTERN NON-FICTION

BILLY THE KID AND JESSE JAMES

OUTLAWS OF THE LEGENDARY WEST

BILL MARKLEY

Who was the biggest, baddest outlaw in the Old West... Billy the Kid or Jesse James... Which outlaw did the most to wreak havoc across the frontier... And which outlaw left behind the biggest legacy? There’s hardly any overlap in the lives of the Frontier West’s two most famous lawbreakers, who may have crossed paths only once, but by presenting the essential details of their colorful if short careers side by side, Bill Markley gives us a chance to contemplate and compare the pair and decide for ourselves which one we believe was the greatest outlaw. The author offers his own informed opinion in the afterword, but no matter how anyone stacks them up against each other or against the other badmen of the Wild West, Jesse and the Kid are the two that never ride off into the sunset of our imaginations. They stick with us forever, and they never grow old.” —Gregory Lalire, editor of Wild West magazine

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SIX-GUN JUSTICE CONVERSATIONS #76—BILL MARKLEY

SIX-GUN JUSTICE CONVERSATIONS #76

BILL MARKLEY

Make sure your spurs is sharp and shiny as it's time for another  Six-Gun  Justice Conversation segment. Join co-host Richard Prosch as he chats with historian, actor, historian, and Western wordslinger Bill Markley...

History, especially American history, and travel have fascinated Bill Markley since he was a boy growing up on the family farm in Pennsylvania. Moving to Pierre, South Dakota in 1976 to work for the state Department of Environment and Natural Resources was a natural fit for Markley, where he immersed himself in local history and participated in Civil War and Western frontier reenacting. 

Markley has been in films such as Dances With Wolves, Son of the Morning Star, Far and Away, Gettysburg, and Crazy Horse. He worked in Antarctica, traveled the South Pacific, kayaked and backpacked in Alaska, chaperoned a Boy Scout troop to Japan, and has camped, hiked, and rode horseback through the West. He writes for South Dakota Magazine, Roundup, True West, and Wild West...

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JESSE JAMES IN THE MEN'S ADVENTURE MAGS

 

SIX-GUN JUSTICE PODCAST EPISODE 44—JESSE JAMES PART 2

SIX-GUN JUSTICE PODCAST

EPISODE 44

RIDING THE OWLHOOT TRAIL

JESSE JAMES

PART TWO

Anytime you're hanging pictures on the wall of the bunkhouse, make sure there ain't no lowdown coward like Robert Ford creepin' up behind 'ya like he did to Jesse... For more tips on surviving the owlhoot trail join co-hosts Paul Bishop And Richard Prosch for episode forty-four of the Six-gun Justice Podcast, Jesse James Part Two...

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WESTERN COMICS—JESSE JAMES

WESTERN COMICS

JESSE JAMES #20

ART BY JOE KUBERT OCTOBER 1954

THE LIFE, TIMES, AND TREACHEROUS DEATH OF JESSE JAMES

THE LIFE, TIMES, AND TREACHEROUS DEATH OF JESSE JAMES

Frank Triplett was a mining engineer and author who wrote this very first biography of Jesse James in the seven weeks immediately following Jesse's assassination. Accompanying the book’s publication was a letter of authorization signed by both Jesse’s wife, and his mother, attesting to the authenticity of the book.

Pictured (despite the different title on the cover) is a first edition of this controversial biography of Jesse James, "giving full particulars of each and every dark and desperate deed in the career of this most noted outlaw of any time or nation." 

This biography would become a standard resource for later works on Jesse James, including the novel The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford   (1983) which was turned into the 2007 film of the same name. 

After publication, questions arose concerning the true extent of the cooperation of Jesse's wife and mother in providing material, a somewhat fitting twist for a biography of the criminal who fibbed liberally about his own legend. 

The illustrations include tableaux of various robberies, and a group of firearms labeled Jesse James' Best Friends. 

The book has been reprinted many times with a number of the covers shown below...

 

 

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WESTERN MAGAZINES—GUNSMOKE

WESTERN MAGAZINES

GUNSMOKE

Not tied-in to the TV series as I had hoped, the pulp magazine Gunsmoke ran for only two issues in 1953...Sort-lived, perhaps, but look at those cool covers and the dynamite lineup of writers, including two of my favorites, Frank O'Rourke and Steve Frazee, along with many other greats...

WESTERN NOVELS—JUST JOHN

WESTERN NOVELS

JUST JOHN

A HISTORICAL

CHRISTIAN WESTERN SERIES

REG QUIST

From Slave to ranchman...In return for his freedom, a slave is tasked with the job of delivering a valuable stallion to a horse farm in Tennessee. The Civil War is dying down and the roads are dangerous but with some help the horse is delivered and the slave sees freedom...Wishing to be freed from any remembrance of the slave farm, John has a last name that he refuses to use. John’s skill with horses opens doors for him which eventually take him to Fort Worth, Texas. More open doors, over a period of years, find him on a cattle drive to Montana, followed by a second drive into Alberta, Canada. From there, he chooses the name Ware. John Ware stays in Alberta, where he becomes a much loved and respected Alberta rancher...The John Ware story is well known, however since he never learned to read or write he left no historic record of his background.

NORTHWARD TO HOME

JUST JOHN BOOK TWO

A slave's brave journey to living his dream...John Ware, a well-known, highly loved, and acclaimed black cowboy, arrived in Alberta at the beginning of the extraordinary ranching story on the grasslands. He faced and conquered snowstorms, vast distances, rough horses, not to mention a few rough men...As John participated in the building of some of the great Alberta ranches, he faced racism and delayed, but not forgotten, dreams of a ranch and family of his own...Being one of only a handful of black men on the grasslands, his dream seemed to be passing him by. Everything changed when the news of a family moving to Calgary with a daughter of marriageable age hit John’s ears...John's life took on a new focus.

While John was illiterate and left no written records for posterity. But he did leave a strong history on the land and in the minds of those he lived and worked with. Despite the difficult lack of a personally recorded history, Reg Quist has brilliantly pulled together the true story of John Ware 

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SIX-GUN JUSTICE CONVERSATIONS—REG QUIST

SIX-GUN JUSTICE CONVERSATIONS

REG QUIST

The chores is done and it's time to come in off the range and listen to another Six-Gun Justice Conversation...Joining co-host Paul Bishop from Canada is Reg Quist, currently one of the most popular writers of Christian Westerns...Quist began writing after he retired from a career in construction and more time became available...

 

Northward To Home: A Historical Christian Western, which is the second novel in his bestselling Just John series, is due to be released by Wolfpack Publishing's ‎Christian imprint, CKN and is already burning up the charts on pre-orders alone...

 

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