Inner Latitude | Why not?·4d agoThe Duel at Silver Creek (1952): The Lifebuoy IncidentBotched first aid for a terminal western
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InWrite A CatalystbySilas Reed·Oct 28What Time Do We Leave?Silas meets with Ah’na’s aunt and cousin in the 70s
Justin Bienvenue·Oct 28A Little History in High Stakes at the Bonesaw SaloonI’m no stranger to setting my western horror novels after the Civil War, but I am a stranger to talking about and referencing the Civil War…
Justin Bienvenue·Oct 28Were Small Western Towns Doomed to Become Ghost Towns?Old western ghost towns still exist. They are fun little places to travel to and check out to make you feel like you’re in an old western…
Sasho Slavov·Oct 27Seven Cowboys of Thought and Metal : Episode 2/1The forgotten signal pulsing in the sandsA response icon13A response icon13
InFanfarebySimon Dillon·Oct 23My Darling Clementine: 80 Years OnJohn Ford’s classic western remains the best version of the gunfight at the OK CorralA response icon7A response icon7
Ben Allison·Oct 20Favorite Film #112, 1995: Dead Man. Directed by Jim JarmuschFor a film featuring incest jokes, cannibalism, and Gary Farmer repeatedly calling people “Stupid Fucking White Man”, director Jim…
Sasho Slavov·Oct 18Seven Cowboys of Thought and MetalMy debut novel — born from imagination and curiosityA response icon19A response icon19