Halfaday Creek Series Black John Smith and the Outlaws of Halfaday Creek in the Canadian Yukon THE SAGA OF HALFADAY CREEK by James B Hendryx – Book Review – Black John Smith – Corporal Downey When I picked my Top 10 Writers of Mountie Fiction, I got a lot of feedback. All of it positive.
MAN SCENT by Samuel Alexander White Animal stories for Adults MAN SCENT by Samuel Alexander White – Animal stories for Adults – Northern Canada Book Review. A Book Review by Brian Alan Burhoe The Canadian Northern (or Northwestern) novel once had a high place in the Best Seller fiction lists — back in
Complete Northwest Novel was a popular Mountie Pulp Fiction Magazine. It published Harry Sinclair Drago and many other Northern Wilderness Writers. “Code of the North,” “Brothers of the Scarlet Tunic” & Other Mountie Fiction Stories from Complete Northwest Novel Magazine, December, 1936 Complete Northwest Novel: Mountie Pulp Fiction Magazine – Harry Sinclair Drago &
North-West Stories & A De Herries Smith. Mountie pulp fiction writers. Stories of the West and North. Mounties, Wolves & Pulp Writers: North-West Stories & A De Herries Smith Introduction: “Brian Alan Burhoe’s post explores the history of the Northwestern pulp genre. Focusing on North-West Stories magazine and author De Herries Smith. The
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Cecil B DeMille of Hollywood… Cecil B DeMille, Call of the North & Tikah People – aka Tiger Indians. Written by Brian Alan Burhoe, creator of CivilizedBears.com Cast & Crew of Cecil B DeMille’s Call of the North, 1914 Here’s a great story about Cecil B DeMille and the Tikah People. And the making
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Harwood Steele was one of the best writers of Mountie fiction. TO EFFECT AN ARREST Adventures of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police by Harwood Steele – Book Review “In the opinion of Daddy Weston, this is the finest of all the stories of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police…” TO EFFECT AN ARREST
Ed Gorman, writer. The Man who really wrote the Brothers in Blood Mountie Novels. BROTHERS IN BLOOD: Ed Gorman Mountie Novels as by Daniel St James Just as U.S. Marshall Frank Adams was about to set down his schooner of beer and face the man who’d just called him a name, the man
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Tales of Gunsmoke. TALES OF GUNSMOKE by Don Ward from Gunsmoke Episodes – Western Book Review “Remember, Chester,” Matt said; “There was never a horse that couldn’t be rode…” “… nor a man who couldn’t be throwed!” Chester finished. Matt was checking his gun. He put it back in the holster, eased it
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George Marsh wrote SLED TRAILS AND WHITE WATERS. Tales of the Great White North! SLED TRAILS AND WHITE WATERS by George Marsh – Book Review by Brian Alan Burhoe American writer George Tracy Marsh is remembered most today for his adventure stories of the Northcountry wilderness around Hudson Bay. And the wild animals
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Tom West, classic ACE Double Western writer — a Remembrance. TOM WEST: Classic ACE Double Western Writer Remembered In his 1960 Western novel THE PHANTOM PISTOLEER, after a ranch house, barns, blacksmith shop and wagon shed are burned flat to the ground, we read: “Wal,” said the foreman wryly, “there’s less cover for
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