Midwest Book Review
Long John Dunn of Taos, New Mexico (cattleman, jailbird, gambler, stagecoach driver, miner, saloon-keeper, and entrepreneur) was one of the American West's most legendary characters. Before Dunn's death, the Taos old-timer told Max Evans the story of his long and adventurous life and his recollections of the last days of the pioneer era. Long John Dunn of Taos: From Texas Outlaw to New Mexico Hero is one of those true life men of the old west from which movies were made - or ought to be!
Long John Dunn of Taos: From Texas Outlaw to New Mexico Hero FROM THE PUBLISHER
Long John Dunn of Taos, New Mexico—cattleman, jailbird, gambler, stagecoach
driver, miner, saloon-keeper, and entrepreneu—-told Max Evans the story of
his long and adventurous life and his recollections of the last days of the
pioneer era. Evans, best known for his novel The Rounders, has received
numerous awards, including the Golden Spur Award from the Western Writers of
America. Evans is a longtime resident of Albuquerque.
FROM THE CRITICS
Los Angeles Times
An exciting yarn and good reading.
Wisconsin Bookwatch
Long John Dunn...is one of those true to life men of the Old West about which
movies were made—or ought to be!
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