Davy loves pulp magazines. The rough feel and sharp scent of the paper reminds him of life in the backwoods, and the no-holds-barred storytelling follows the tradition of his own tall tales. So he gets a special kick out of Laurie’s Wild West, a blog just packed with pulpy wonder. And when he learned that Laurie Powers had joined his merry band of Followers he let out a whoop that startled the neighbors for miles around. I’d planned to review the book she co-wrote/edited with/about her grandfather sooner or later, so I might as well do it right now. Friday, August 14, 2009
Davy welcomes Laurie Powers.
Davy loves pulp magazines. The rough feel and sharp scent of the paper reminds him of life in the backwoods, and the no-holds-barred storytelling follows the tradition of his own tall tales. So he gets a special kick out of Laurie’s Wild West, a blog just packed with pulpy wonder. And when he learned that Laurie Powers had joined his merry band of Followers he let out a whoop that startled the neighbors for miles around. I’d planned to review the book she co-wrote/edited with/about her grandfather sooner or later, so I might as well do it right now. 
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
2 comments:
I'm thrilled to be in such good company as Davy Crockett and Jack Martin and the rest of your impressive blog list.
Laurie's book is wonderful and Laurie's a great woman
Post a Comment