Learn about Western writer's work, and upcoming releases.

Author, singer and songwriter. Includes show schedule, sound clips, book excerpts, and photos.

Spur Award winner wrote "Stone Song," "Ravenshadow," and "The Rock Child." You'll find shortstories and at least a chapter from each of Win's Books.

Christian western writer of over 95 books and hundreds of articles

Site of western writer and spur award winner has bio, books, reviews, appearances, etc.

Writer of Western fiction and nonfiction.

Also known as Frederick Faust. Official web site owned by the writer's heirs. Book listings and excerpts as well as author biography.

Multipublished western author of "Once Late with a 38," "Riding with the Devil's MIstress," and other titles.

Golden Spur award winner and author of 47 books and novels

Author of seven books and numberous articles.

Shows available books, substantial library of writing links, articles and stories, and links to other western and christian authors.

Homepage of author of "Hell in the Nations," and "Texas Bad Boys."

Over 25 years of Carlson's research on Tom Horn compiled; includes stories and photos.

Pulitzer Prize winning novelist opened the door to women writing westerns.

Western author K Follis Cheatham gives information about her writing, books and photography.

Throwback to an earlier era, Roland Cheek holds a Ph.D from God's own Academy of Farthest Places and Wildest Things. With ten books, hundreds of magazine articles, and a 20-year syndicated newspaper column--all about western times in western places--Roland turns now to the type of writing he's trained a lifetime to create.

Interview with the novelist and screenwriter.

Western writer of short and long works has a new novel "The Long Ride Home" set for release soon.

Edgar Wolfe Award Winner - works include the Spanish Bit Saga, a series of 27 novels; awards include a Golden Spur Award for best original paperback for The Changing Wind from the Western Writers of America in 1990, and he was inducted into the Writers Hall of Fame of America in 2000.

Native American poet and novelist.

Includes profile, book listings, photos, and related links.

Includes information on her latest books, as well as a biography and related links.

Scroll down the directory page for this writer of western fiction, non-fiction, young adult books and poetry.

Site has been created to offer information on the author and his work and to share thoughts on his stories.

Four time golden spur award winner also writes award winning mysteries.

5-time Spur Award-winning Western author is interviewed by Jean Henry Mead.

Listings of his works, fan mailing list, and biographical material.

Home of western author who also writes under Doug Hawkins and Jason Elder

Author of western books, poetry, and other writings.

Also known as Howard Hopkins. Includes book listings and excerpts, biography, reviews, short stories in PDF format, and related links.

Biography, reviews, interview, and poetry and artwork by the author.

christian western writer of more than 80 books

Lassiter is a pen name of Robert E. Vardeman and this site explores both fiction and non-fiction western writing

Author and web publisher. Includes a profile, photo gallery, and information about his books.

western writer, contributing editor for Family Circle, newspaper columnist, humorist, speaker and biographer.

Multi-published western writer also well known for his Indiana Jones series in the adventure genre.

Pulitzer Prizer and multiple spur award winner is best known for "Lonesome Dove," and several books remade as movies, "Hud," "Terms of Endearment," and "The Last Picture Show."

Popular lecturer in the Southwest on gunfighters western and military lore. Listings of the books he has written.

Western author and college instructor.

Author: historical fiction, romance, nonfiction; her books, articles, and background.

Multiple spur award winner wrote under a number of pen names such as John S. Daniels, Lee Leighton, Mark Morgan, Wayne Roberts, Dan J. Stevens, and Joseph Wayne.

Listed in the Guiness Book of records in the 80's as the worlds most prolific living author, he wrote over 900 books including over 500 westerns. The recent movie Open Range is based on one of his books. Scroll down this Cowboy Directory page to read about him.

Western author and editor discusses his latest anthology TIN STAR and talks about his writing career in the Western genre. Interview in the May issue of ReadTheWest.com. (American Western Magazine).

Two time Spur Award winner also writes Romances as Ellen Archer.

Native Texan novelist, scholar, and critic Clay Reynolds is the author of twelve books and more than seven hundred publications ranging from critical studies to short fiction and poems.

Western Writer from New Mexico in the 20-30's

Wrote "The Lawless Land," The Natural," "Dueces Wild" and other books. Biography, author's itinerary and contact information.

Active member of the Western Writers of America and author of cowboy poetry, western short fiction and western journalism.

Author of western classic "Shane", "Monte Walsh," and other westerns. Died in 1991.

Pulitzer Prize Nominated author and Spur award winner.

Frederick D. Glidden was best known by this pen name. He wrote over 50 westerns, many of which were made into movies in the 40-50's. Scroll down this cowboy Directory page to read about him.

Long time member of Western Writers of America has a new book out about the life and times of Wyatt Earpe.

Author, historian and artist official site offers books, profile, and a variety of items of interest.

Twice nominated for the Pulitzer Prize in Fiction by his publishers and won a number of other awards for his novels, including a couple of Spurs and a Wrangler, as well as the Western Writers award for Lifetime Achievement.

Book information, author's resume, photo gallery, and related links.

Author, editor and historian; learn about his new books and meet the man who has written over fifty historical titles about the West.

Western author, editor and historian. Learn about this western writer's new books and meet the man who has written over fifty historical titles about the West.

Award-winning writer of novels and short stories. Includes author's comments, photo gallery, and related links.

Best known for his book The Virginian. Coined the phrase "When you call me that, smile" made famous by Gary Cooper. Page at cowboypoetry.com talks about Wister and his works.

Author of several books dealing with the history of the Colorado.

Twice winner of the Golden Spur Award, and winner of the Owen Wister Award from WWA.