Wyatt Earp | FrontPage Magazine

Discover the Networks

DHFC Kindle Store

Revising the Revisionists

April 19, 2010 By David Forsmark 8 Comments

Print This Post

Billy the Kid, Pat Garrett, and the epic chase to justice in the Old West.

Filed Under: FrontPage Tagged With: Bill Hickok, Billy, Brady, cop killer, cop killers, corrupt sheriff, Fast, Gardner, Garrett, hell, Henry, Horse, Jesse James, John Dillinger, John Tunstall, Juanita, Juanita Gutierrez, Justice, kid, Lincoln, Lincoln County, lincoln county new mexico, Louis, Louisiana, man, Mark Gardner, Mark Lee Gardner Morrow, New Mexico, Old, Pat, pat garrett, rebel threat, saga, saga of billy the kid, Sam, sam peckinpah, Sheriff, Times, Tom Mix, Tunstall, West By, western genre, William Bonney, Wyatt Earp

Politically Incorrect Fiction

March 12, 2010 By David Forsmark 13 Comments

Print This Post

New novels challenge the liberal mainstream narrative.

Filed Under: FrontPage Tagged With: agent, air national guard, Alex Berenson, bernard goldberg, Bob, Bob Lee Swagger, Brown, bush is a moron, Chicago, crazed killer, Elvis Cole, George W. Bush, gray lady, hero, Hollywood, Hollywood Station, house, Hunter, Jack Bauer, jayson blair, Joe Pike, John LeCarre, John Wells, Joseph Wambaugh, L.A, Midnight, Moon, narrative, New York, Nick Memphis, North Vietnamese, Poland, Robert Crais, Rodney King, rule, Sandra Bullock, Sergeant York, series, Simon, someone, Thomas Sowell, true believer, united-states, veteran fbi agent, vietnam war hero, vince flynn, weapons of mass destruction, Wells, Wyatt Earp