Thanks, buddy. I'd love to, but I'm no longer sure I can find an agent, much less a publisher. But it is a thought I have, as would be natural for a writer.
I’ll be your Huckleberry. Lord I love that scene so. But good to get some reality, even if it’s Kevin’s 😉. Another great story James. Good to read it as it always is. Life > politics sometimes, and certainly more interesting, generally.
I read that Ringo was barefooted when found. Like Doc, he was well read, possibly afflicted with depression. For those interested in Doc and Ringo, the best book is “Doc” by Mary Doris Russell. Well researched and written.
Thanks, buddy. I'd love to, but I'm no longer sure I can find an agent, much less a publisher. But it is a thought I have, as would be natural for a writer.
I’ll be your Huckleberry. Lord I love that scene so. But good to get some reality, even if it’s Kevin’s 😉. Another great story James. Good to read it as it always is. Life > politics sometimes, and certainly more interesting, generally.
I read that Ringo was barefooted when found. Like Doc, he was well read, possibly afflicted with depression. For those interested in Doc and Ringo, the best book is “Doc” by Mary Doris Russell. Well researched and written.
I sincerely hope you're planning to turn these great missives into a book. Great, great stuff
Great story, but you left out one thing. Didn't Doc Holliday shoot a man in Reno just to watch him die? I think he even sang about it afterward.
Doc Holliday and Kevin the Cocaine Fiend: Archetypes of the American West, a century apart. Great storytelling as usual, Jim.
great story Jim. Looking forward to catching up on your writings over the next couple of months ;)