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Sunbury Press has released author Mark Mitten's debut novel "Sipping Whiskey in a Shallow Grave" about cowboy life in 1887 Colorado.

The newly launched IPTV network, www.classicwestern.tv, offers up good clean fun with its video and radio programming.

Emmy Award-winning Sports Director and TV Anchor at NBC, Dallas/Ft. Worth Scott Murray Will Serve As Master Of Ceremony

Robert D. Jones signs with Brighton Publishing LLC for “Winchester: One of One Thousand,” the saga of a very special 1873 Winchester rifle and the men who owned it

Author of 'The Last Good Horse' asks Facebook Friends To Get The Word Out On Latest Novel.

Author Services, Inc., established specifically to handle the multi-genre line of stories written by L. Ron Hubbard in the 1930s and 1940s, announces the availability of the Stories from the Golden Age in several popular eBook formats.

Golden Age Theater in Hollywood, CA presents live, old-time radio type dramatic reads of 30's/40's pulp fiction classics and are using the same 21st century Mobile Marketing that might have been in their Sci-fi classics to increase their attendees.

Linda Aksomitis takes her newest historical novel, Longhorns and Outlaws, on a virtual book tour in March 2009. Resource Links listed it as one of the Best Books of 2008 for readers aged 9+.

Young George Alwood the Third heads west to the Rocky Mountains, following an argument with his wealthy father. He has no idea what fate has in store for him. The year is 1825.