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The Life of a New York Lawyer in 1880: Inspiration for Josiah Sutton When

When crafting the character of Josiah Sutton, the protagonist of my Western novel series, I wanted to delve into his life before he found himself navigating the rugged terrains of Northern New Mexico. In 1880, Josiah Sutton was a lawyer in New York, a profession as challenging and multifaceted as the frontier itself. The life of a lawyer during this time reflected a rapidly changing America, with the industrial revolution, burgeoning cities, and evolving legal frameworks shaping their daily...

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WHY I WRITE WESTERN NOVELS The Western genre has always captivated me. From


The Western genre has always captivated me. From the moment I first encountered tales of rugged cowboys, expansive frontiers, and moral struggles, I felt a profound connection. Writing Western novels allows me to channel my passion for history, adventure, and the human spirit into stories that resonate with readers on a deep level. Here, I want to share why this genre speaks to me and why it continues to inspire my creative journey.

The Allure of the Frontier Spirit

The Western frontier...

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