Parrish the Frontier Writer and Journalist
The article traces Parrish’s life from frontier times on the Santa Fe Trail to prospector days in New Mexico and Arizona. It notes his switch to journalism in the West and later prominence with Denver Sioux City Omaha and Chicago papers. It highlights his 1904 debut book and his status as a leading American writer of detective and romantic Western tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Fredude
Kisterkin
CMC
Southavent
Missouri
Parrlah
Kansas
New Menton
Arizona
Parrish
Denver
Sioux City
Omaha
Chicago
Desert
Desert Love, Duty, and a Nurse in the Borderlands
Deborah Meredith, a nurse, faces captivity and an arranged marriage plotted by Bob Menager after arriving with him to a remote desert ranch. He declares intention to marry her under threat, while she regroups courage and plans a possible escape as night crowds the canyon and the lone trail to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
France
Germany
Chicago
Janeh
Odett
Buto
Mrs. Meager
Ani
Desort
Fasge
Tom
Tavines
Vaet
Sitajed Stoek
Bert
Tor Menger
Silver Canyon
Menier
Mfesten
Profity
Menger
Deperah Meredith
Hha
Jeo
Serdine
Tafich
Torresen
Jamel
Bn Roydluers
Tibet
Bier Chong
Osay
Tee
Fle S.C
Robert Menger
Toms
Bobo
Te Prebergi
Wodnere
Deborah
Perth
Justoas Geod
Dent Dave
Viet Dewey
Dieberph
Ters
Delux
Bob Meeser
Nogales
Deborah Meredith
Justice of the Peace
Tie
Feentain Canyon
Antion
Trersetf
Bob Menager
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.C Mediurg
Randall Fareen
Ager
Bob
Rae
Aed
Warnarrow
Tone
Viper
Pet Juniors