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BLOOD OF THE NORTH written by James B Hendryx – Western Book review
Western Book Review… BLOOD OF THE NORTH written by James B Hendryx – Western Book review In the way that Owen Wister created the Western genre in 1902 with the publication of THE VIRGINIAN, Jack London created the … Continue reading
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Tagged Blood Of The North, book review, Canadian Mounted, Corporal Cameron Downey, fiction, Halfaday Creek, jack london, james b hendryx, mountie fiction, north-west mounted police, Northwestern, northwestern genre, pulp magazines
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MOUNTIES ON THE COVER By Al Lund – A Canadian Book Review
Canadian Book Review “I’ve been collecting Royal Canadian Mounted Police literature for more than fifty years.” Al Lund, Staff Sergeant, RCMP (retired). MOUNTIES ON THE COVER By Al Lund – A Canadian Book Review In his chapter called “Dust … Continue reading
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Greatest Writers of Mountie Fiction: Storytellers of the Canadian Mounted Police
Canadian Mountie Fiction — a Literary History. The GREATEST AUTHORS OF NORTH-WEST MOUNTED POLICE FICTION… Or WRITERS OF THE SCARLET SERGE Introduction: Canadian Mountie Fiction “To the sweet-voiced, dark-eyed little half-Cree maiden at Lac-Bain, who is … Continue reading
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Wolf Whelps & Lead Dogs: Tribute to George Marsh, Wilderness Writer
A Tribute to George Marsh. Author of the classic dog story FLASH THE LEAD DOG. And… Wolf Whelps & Lead Dogs: Tribute to Wilderness Writer George Marsh I must have been age nine when the kindly older couple next door … Continue reading
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