I just finished writing the sequel to "Where They Bury You," "Chief of Thieves." Surprised even me!

"Where They Bury You" has been awarded the "Best Western of 2014" by the National Indie Excellence Book Awards.Lily and Kit Carson and the gang proudly await your attention!

Surprise (to me, anyway) award for "Where They Bury You": http://www.beverlyhillsbookawards.com/2014-BHBA-Winnners-and-Finalists.htm#hisficBegrudging congratulations to Stuart Tower.

Thanks so much to Jackson Lowry for this intriguing guest blog. Sad to reveal that we all have to wait seven long months for his next book, "The Great West Detective Agency." Happy to report that it's already available for pre-order on Amazon...

Thanks to Andrea Downing for the great blog: http://andreadowning.com 

PBS interview on Santa Fe, Kit Carson, the Indian and Civil Wars and historical fiction novel Where They Bury You: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_xBzWzn6QM

From 1837-1891 there were 21 total battles between the U.S. Army and all Indians in the United States and its Territories in which 10 or more U.S. soldiers were killed. There were at most 3,800 Cheyennes scattered across the Great Plains during that time period. Maybe...

George Armstrong Custer was famous in both the Civil War and the Indian Wars for attacking without the benefit of reconnaissance. But did you know that his success was dubbed by contemporary journalists as "Custer Luck"? That was, of course, BEFORE.............well,...

http://gialee3.wordpress.com/2013/12/02/interview-with-author-steven-w-kohlhagen/it was fun! thank you Giles!

My first live TV news interview in 33 years:http://www.abcnews4.com/video?clipId=9560075&autostart=true 

I just finished writing the sequel to "Where They Bury You," "Chief of Thieves." Surprised even me!

"Where They Bury You" has been awarded the "Best Western of 2014" by the National Indie Excellence Book Awards.Lily and Kit Carson and the gang proudly await your attention!

Surprise (to me, anyway) award for "Where They Bury You": http://www.beverlyhillsbookawards.com/2014-BHBA-Winnners-and-Finalists.htm#hisficBegrudging congratulations to Stuart Tower.

Thanks so much to Jackson Lowry for this intriguing guest blog. Sad to reveal that we all have to wait seven long months for his next book, "The Great West Detective Agency." Happy to report that it's already available for pre-order on Amazon...

Thanks to Andrea Downing for the great blog: http://andreadowning.com 

PBS interview on Santa Fe, Kit Carson, the Indian and Civil Wars and historical fiction novel Where They Bury You: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_xBzWzn6QM

From 1837-1891 there were 21 total battles between the U.S. Army and all Indians in the United States and its Territories in which 10 or more U.S. soldiers were killed. There were at most 3,800 Cheyennes scattered across the Great Plains during that time period. Maybe...

George Armstrong Custer was famous in both the Civil War and the Indian Wars for attacking without the benefit of reconnaissance. But did you know that his success was dubbed by contemporary journalists as "Custer Luck"? That was, of course, BEFORE.............well,...

http://gialee3.wordpress.com/2013/12/02/interview-with-author-steven-w-kohlhagen/it was fun! thank you Giles!

My first live TV news interview in 33 years:http://www.abcnews4.com/video?clipId=9560075&autostart=true