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I love the stuff Eugene Cunningham wrote about the old gunfighters. He knew many of them when they were still alive and devoted much of his writing career to telling their stories from the perspective of the actual participants rather than Hollywood and the dime novelists. Most of his writing was originally published in the 1920s-'30s.
Triggernometry has been republished several times and can often be found in the discount bins at the big bookstores.
He was also a novelist, and wrote tales in the style of Zane Grey. Texas Triggers is one of the many he wrote with plenty of action with lots of shootin' and hangin' - almost juvenile, but great entertainment, IMO.
xtm

Triggernometry has been republished several times and can often be found in the discount bins at the big bookstores.
He was also a novelist, and wrote tales in the style of Zane Grey. Texas Triggers is one of the many he wrote with plenty of action with lots of shootin' and hangin' - almost juvenile, but great entertainment, IMO.
xtm