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On rare occasions, an ordinary man can lead an extraordinary life. Such was the life of Dusty Richards, which we celebrate with this special issue dedicated to his memory. Raise your glass with bestselling authors Jodi Thomas, Johnny D. Boggs, Velda Brotherton, and Linda Apple as they recount their time with the man that would come to be known as "The Ranch Boss." Get to know more about Dusty's work and legacy with articles from Barbara Clouse, George "Clay" Mitchell, and Terry Alexander and poetry by Marleen Bussma and Johnny D. Boggs. And once you've walked down Memory Lane with us, there's still more to explore. Don't miss our interview with actor and 1883 alum Ernest Marsh, our tribute to our late friend and fellow writer Michael McLean, or the winning short story from this year's Dusty Richards Memorial Oxbow Award, "Buckskin & Lace" by Russell Gayer. So pull up a log, pour yourself a cup of joe from the camp pot, and enjoy our newest issue.

Based on a $100 bet with his boss that he couldn't write a novel, Harold Robbins penned his first book, Never Love a Stranger. Not only did Robbins win the bet, the novel became a bestseller, was adapted into the classic noir gangster film of the same name starring John Barrymore and Steve McQueen, and launched the career of one of the world's best-selling authors of all time. Never Love a Stranger, still considered one of Robbins' most powerful books, tells the story of Francis "Frankie" Kane, an orphan growing up in the dirty world of New York's Hell's Kitchen. After being kicked out of a Catholic orphanage when it is discovered that he is of Jewish descent, a confused and deeply distraught Frankie turns to a life of crime. It's the only life he knows, and he's good at it. Frankie quickly makes a name for himself and becomes one of New York's most dangerous men, ruling the city with an iron fist and indulging in his passion for sex, power and the best things in life -regardless of whether they're for sale. But Frankie's childhood friend, Jerry, grows to become a tough-as-nails district attorney-determined to bring Frankie down. More than 25 New York Times bestsellers later-many reaching the #1 spot-and with over 750 million copies sold to date, Robbins became one of the most successful authors of all time. This is the novel that started it all-giving the world its first taste of Robbins' world of sex, corruption, and intrigue.

Cherokee Clay is a multi-generational saga following Bluebird, Grey Wolf and their descendants as they fight for survival from the Trail of Tears to the Civil War. Finalist for the 2021 Will Rogers Medallion and the Peacemaker Award.

Gordon Bonnet returns with his sixth exciting Snowe Agency Mystery, THE OBITUARY COLLECTOR. See how it all began as Mr. Parsifal Snowe investigates a series of deaths in a psychiatric hospital and brings together his crew of psychic detectives.