The Honorable Cody
Back in 2005 Sunstone Press published my novel about Buffalo Bill Cody. It didn't sell well, and I retrieved the rights and have republished it as an e-book.
It is an affectionate portrait of the man who was once the best-known person on earth. It is also probably the finest of my biographical novels. It revolves around the startling struggle to turn his grave into a tourist attraction, a struggle that was eventually won by the owners of the Denver Post, who planted the old showman on Lookout Mountain, outside of Denver-- far from where Cody himself wished to be buried.
I'm hoping to introduce The Honorable Cody to a widespread readership for the first time, and with that in mind, I'll keep its price at ninety-nine cents until the end of May.
It is an affectionate portrait of the man who was once the best-known person on earth. It is also probably the finest of my biographical novels. It revolves around the startling struggle to turn his grave into a tourist attraction, a struggle that was eventually won by the owners of the Denver Post, who planted the old showman on Lookout Mountain, outside of Denver-- far from where Cody himself wished to be buried.
I'm hoping to introduce The Honorable Cody to a widespread readership for the first time, and with that in mind, I'll keep its price at ninety-nine cents until the end of May.
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