Hurricane Haiku.

Another story from the Klause and Olga wagon train.

An installment short story based on the real life story of a young man rised on a homestead in west Texas, circa 1890. He has just return from a cattle drive into Kansas and is concerned about what to do with the rest of his life.

In Nigeria, the fate of the ram during the yuletide is the dining table as no meal of rice is complete without its meat. Despite the animal’s fearsome appearance, it has not been able to stop the threat of men to exterminate its kind.

Ghost Horse writers Anne Severn Williamson and Hody "Longbow" Porterfield will appear at the 25th silver anniversary of the Montana Cowboy Poetry Convention.

Poem/story of forbidden love, it affects on all concerned…

Poem/story of forbidden love, and its final acceptance is always difficult to handle.

Few people have a choice as to when and where and how they will die. The old man had a full life, even with the traumas. His body told him it was his time. So he began a journey to the end, planning to in his own way, where and how he chose. It was not in him to be part of a nursing home scene, so he looked for his family homestead of years way gone by. It had been sixty plus years in the making, this journey.

Love-Hate Relationship with Today’s World. 45 years of progress? Or is it?

A white dove that appeared at a mountain cabin and stayed for two years, believed to embody the spirit of the cabin’s late owner.