A collection of favorites from Don's newspaper column, "Horsin' Around," from the nineties and early 2000s. This new collection is the first of its kind to be published in the past 20 years.
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...does a little educating along the way...well crafted, always. -- Robert Conley, author of The Witch of Goingsnake and Other Stories
...writes with a dedicated precision and a full heart... -- Max Evens, author of Bluefeather Fellini and The Hi Lo Country
Coldsmith is a master storyteller -- Publishers' Weekly
Don writes as easily as a pear tree bears fruit, as a cat sheds hair... -- Baxter Black, cowboy poet
...writes with a dedicated precision and a full heart... -- Max Evens, author of Bluefeather Fellini and The Hi Lo Country
Coldsmith is a master storyteller -- Publishers' Weekly
Don writes as easily as a pear tree bears fruit, as a cat sheds hair... -- Baxter Black, cowboy poet
From the Publisher
Don's "Horsin' Around" is a syndicated weekly newspaper column, continuous since 1971. It has been published in several states, and in HORSE OF COURSE magazine.
Originally about horses and horse people, the feature has evolved. It now deals with people, humor, current events, pets, seasonal topics, country living, nostalgia, and the human condition. Once, Don mentioned an original crock-pot recipe of his own, ("Easy Barbecue"), and was nominated "Cook of the Week" by the readers of one of his subscribing newspapers.
There have been two anthology books of selections from the column: HORSIN' AROUND in 1975, and HORSIN' AROUND AGAIN, 1981. Both are out of print, and occasionally found as collector's items on the Internet.
Dancing Goat Press is proud to announce publication of the third collection: STILL HORSIN' AROUND, published in June 2002. This compilation includes 84 of Don's favorite "Horsin' Around" articles from the 1990s and early 2000s.
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Buffalo Soldier, Kansas City, New York, United States, American Indian, Great Plains, Saint Nicholas, World War, Baker University, Mountain Windsong, Pelz Nichol, Wolf Creek, Blassus Fudd, Camp Wood, Wampus Cat, Jesse James, Lee Bryant, North Dakota, Western Writers of America New!
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Everybody loves a good fish story. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Buffalo Soldier, Kansas City, New York, United States, American Indian, Great Plains, Saint Nicholas, World War, Baker University, Mountain Windsong, Pelz Nichol, Wolf Creek, Blassus Fudd, Camp Wood, Wampus Cat, Jesse James, Lee Bryant, North Dakota, Western Writers of America New!
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- Mountain Windsong: A Novel of the Trail of Tears by Robert J. Conley on page 140, and page 141
- A Visit from St. Nicholas by Clement Clarke Moore on page 166
- Doc Holliday by Paul West on page 103
- The Last Indian War: The Nez Perce Story (Pivotal Moments in American History) by Elliott West on page 103
- Buffalo Bill Cody (Buckaroos) by George Custer on page 103
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