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Zane Grey uses allegorical references throughout his novel. The personalities and mannerisms of his characters seem to take on the landscape that surrounds them.

This book is filled with a love triangle where the good is pitted against the wealthy ranch owner's ne'er-do-well son. An unlikely hero rides to the rescue.

Zane Grey's "To the Last Man" may arguably be the finest western book ever written. Based on the Pleasant Valley War in Arizona, Grey also includes other controversy.

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Perhaps more than any other genre, westerns require adherence to some fairly strict guidelines. Writing in this genre requires knowledge of its expectations.

In the 18th century Ohio frontier Ludwig "Lewis" Wetzel served as the boogeyman of the forests on his one-man revenge-fueled warpath

There are many reasons why men and women both find the cowboy of yesteryear compelling and irresistible. People crave simplicity, courage, daring, and manliness.

Turning 90 is a major milestone for a man. Honor this achievement with 90th birthday gifts that delight a male friend or family member on his special day.

Many new writers with limited resources turn to their family and friends for advice. Find out why this isn't helpful in the long run.

Matt Braun's Kinch Riley may well be one of the most underappreciated westerns written in modern times. Characters, plot and ending are spellbinding.

The historic lodges of Yellowstone, Grand Canyon and Yosemite national parks feature design elements that complement their unique geographic locations.

Bay of Islands Maritime and Historic Park, St. Paul's Rock Scenic Reserve, sightseeing cruises, ferryboat rides, hiking tours and Whangaroa Harbor offer pleasures galore.

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The El Tovar hotel, located on the south rim of the Grand Canyon, is a step back in history; the El Tovar has played host to presidents, tourists - and even ghosts.

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