The
April-May issue of Ranch & Reata
magazine is 136 pages of photos and stories (and, of course, advertising) of
interest to anyone who’s interested in the American West. Included in those
pages are two stories I had the opportunity to write.
“Thinking Up
Stuff” profiles author Johnny D. Boggs. Boggs, in my opinion (and in the
opinion of many others), has written some of the finest Western novels on
the shelf. He has already won more prestigious awards for his work than any other living
Western author, and will, no doubt, win many more. Besides that, he’s a nice
guy.
Paige
Hadlock is the subject of the other story, “Paige Two.” This young horsewoman
has won a bunch of championships in cow cutting, including top honors from the
National High School Rodeo Association. Then there’s the flip side. She’s not
only accomplished on the back of a horse, she shines hanging upside down,
wrapped around the neck, leaping from side to side, and all manner of other
positions where her fancy tricks take her. She’s been a featured trick rider at
a number of shows and rodeos around the West.
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