People Of The West by Dave (D.M.) McGowan

People Of The West by Dave (D.M.) McGowan

VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 252 People Of The West by Dave (D.M.) McGowan. People Of The West: A Short Story Timeline. Nine short pieces of fiction constructed around 170 years of North American history and interspersed at intervals by fourteen poems. The first story is a fictional accounting… Continue reading →

Into The Mountains by David (D.M.) McGowan

Into The Mountains by Dave (D.M.) McGowan

VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 218 Into The Mountains by David (D.M.) McGowan. How do you save your family when they are faced with hate and racism on all sides? How do you avoid fear every minute of every day? In the years following the North West Rebellion of… Continue reading →

Deacon by Dave (D.M.) McGowan

Deacon by Dave (D.M.) McGowan

VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 218 Deacon by Dave (D.M.) McGowan. Marker of Stone; A fictional recounting of the first European to reach the Pacific Ocean north of Mexico. Was his reception by the local population as he described it in his journal. Perhaps they put up with him… Continue reading →

Gunfighters, Thieves and Lawmen by Dave (D.M.) McGowan

Gunfighters, Thieves and Lawmen by David Milton McGowan

VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 259 Gunfighters, Thieves and Lawmen by Dave (D.M.) McGowan. Sully Wheeler doesn’t care why his cattle are disappearing. He doesn’t care why but it has to stop. Perhaps it’s part of the cost of hiding from his past, but who would steal from a… Continue reading →

Partners by David (D.M.) McGowan

Partners by Dave (D.M.) McGowan

VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 205 Partners by David (D.M.) McGowan. Thomas Brash is trying to escape but knows he never will. No thinking person can escape from their past. Pursuing him is the memory of the family he lost to cholera. Perhaps he believes that traveling alone in… Continue reading →

Homesteader by Dave (D.M.) McGowan

Homesteader by David M. McGowan

VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 208 Homesteader by Dave (D.M.) McGowan. Finding Sharon. Claiming your share of the so called “free” land in the rugged and wide Canadian frontier in the 1880s was a difficult, demanding task. When someone tries to run roughshod over the “nesters” increasing the workload… Continue reading →

Boundaries by Dave (D.M.) McGowan

Boundaries by Dave (D.M.) McGowan

VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 288 Boundaries by Dave (D.M.) McGowan. Westerns (Fiction-Detective/Bounty Hunter). What if justice wasn’t always about rules but about results? Some men enforce the law. Others know exactly how to bend it. And then there’s Bob Morgan. In the untamed frontier of 19th-century British Columbia,… Continue reading →

The Adventures of Arty Anderson: Middle Grade Fiction by Mark Redmond

The Adventures of Arty Anderson: Middle Grade Fiction by Mark L. Redmond

VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 4,846 The Adventures of Arty Anderson:Middle Grade Fiction by Mark L. Redmond. Arty Goes West Mark L. Redmond. Book 1 of 6: The Adventures of Arty Anderson. Saddle up, pardner, and hang on! Arty Anderson is about to take you on a rip-roarin’ ride… Continue reading →

A Voice From Beyond by David Milton McGowan

A Voice From Beyond by Dave (D.M.) McGowan

VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 216 A Voice From Beyond by David Milton McGowan. Anthology. Lucky: He is a former Confederate officer who has become far less than an “officer and a gentleman”. When he realizes what he has become he tries to see a new future and a… Continue reading →

What We Need Is A Good Cow Dog by David McGowan

What We Need Is A Good Cow Dog by David McGowan

VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 199 What We Need Is A Good Cow Dog by David McGowan. Do you regret that? Sometimes you might say something to a friend that you regret, however it seemed like a good idea at the time. Perhaps it was funny, true and had… Continue reading →

Invasion by David Milton McGowan

Invasion by David Milton McGowan

VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 201 Invasion by David Milton McGowan. INVASION! They lived “off the grid” because in those days and in that area, there was no “grid” to be on. They were homesteaders, farmers, and trappers who might find a dozen people within a day’s walk in… Continue reading →