@townbrad Landry's firing was a cataclysmic event in Dallas. I would say Jerry was just as hated, if not more so, than Nico. Looking back now that might seem inconceivable to some, but that does not make it any less so. NOBODY did more for Dallas than Tom Landry.
History is like a car wreck. The policeman comes. Interviews everyone. The drivers. Several onlookers. No two people saw the same thing. Where you were when the event occured shapes your reality and colors history.
On April 30, 1881 Gov. Lew Wallace signed Billy the Kid's death warrant, approving his execution, scheduled for May 13. That same evening he found out The Kid had killed 2 deputies and escaped the Lincoln Co. jail 2 days earlier.
I have a non-fiction chapter in the anthology Los Llaneros: The Mexican Southern Plains, 1500-1900, OU Press, to be published in June 2026 and next winter a novel coming out on Lew Wallace and Billy the Kid, THREE WEEKS ON THE PRETTY RIVER by Stoney Creek Press
I have a non-fiction chapter in the anthology Los Llaneros: The Mexican Southern Plains, 1500-1900, OU Press, to be published in June 2026 and next winter a novel coming out on Lew Wallace and Billy the Kid, THREE WEEKS ON THE PRETTY RIVER by Stoney Creek Press
Ironically, Sunstone Press recently printed a hardcopy edition of my 2013 paperback book HONOR AND DEFIANCE; this spring OU Press will I release a paperback edition of my 2016 FORT BASCOM book. #NewMexicoHistory#NewMexico
Just finished Stoker' Dracula. Wow. Scary? No doubt. Great literature. A detective novel cloaked in a horror tale. One of the heroes is a Texas cowboy. Who knew?
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