Winner of the Spur Award for Best Historical Novel “Douglas C. Jones is one the great novelists of the American West, and Roman is one of his finest works—a hugely entertaining story with unforgettable characters.”—James Donovan, Author of A Terrible Glory: Custer and the Little Bighorn Young Roman Hasford stood by his mother and sister on the family’s Arkansas hill farm while his. · Roman Hasford by Douglas C Jones ISBN ISBN Paperback; New York, Ny, U.s.a.: HarperTorch, March ; ISBN This is my fourth Douglas C. Jones book, and each one impresses me more. His ability to write history from the point of view of everyday life is just amazing. "Roman Hasford", the novel that preceded this one, had me understanding the hows and whys and whos of western expansion in the story of Roman, who left Arkansas as a young man needing to /5.
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Winner of the Spur Award for Best Historical Novel #; ldquo;Douglas C. Jones is one the great novelists of the American West, and Roman is one of his finest worksmdash;a hugely entertaining story with unforgettable characters.rdquo;mdash;James Donovan, Author of. Douglas C. Jones is the author of Elkhorn Tavern (HarperPaperbacks, 1/96), to which Roman Hasford is the sequel; This Savage Race (HarperPaperbacks, 7/94), and Season of Yellow Leaf (HarperPaperbacks, 3/95). He lives in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Follows Roman Hasford after the Battle of Pea Ridge as he sets off to make his own way in the world, led by a notion to one day see the Indians with the beautiful name: Cheyenne.
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