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E: AUTHORS
1 names with links, 13 names/pseudonyms without links, 14 total
 Plus __ non-author encyclopedia entries
 Updated 24 August 2001

Western Writers of America defines "Western" as a genre as:

     "works dependent in whole or in part on settings, 
     characters, conditions, or customs indigenous to 
     the American West or early frontier."

     
Tom Early:
  * Novels:
     * The SONS OF TEXAS series (Mordecai Lewis - Texas):
            * Sons of Texas [Berkley, 1989]
            * The Raiders [Berkley, 1990]
            * The Rebels [Berkley, 1991]
            * The Proud [Berkley, 1992]

Fred East: Westerns author {to be done}

Carol Eastman: {to be done}
     [listed in Gale literary databases for Westerns]

Paul Edwards: winner of the 1970 Spur Award
     of the Western Writers of America for TV Script: 
     * "Chato" ["Gunsmoke" series] 

Gretel Ehrlich (1946-) : {to be done}
     [listed in Gale literary databases for Westerns]

Randy Lee Eickhoff: Westerns author {to be done}

Tom Eidson: winner of the 1994 Spur Award
     of the Western Writers of America for Western Novel: 
     * St. Agnes' Stand [Berkley]
   also, 1994 WWA Medicine Pipe Bearer Award (for First Novel): 
     * St. Agnes Stand [Berkley] 

Fred Erisman and Patricia L. Erisman: winners of the 1996 Spur Award
     of the Western Writers of America for Short Nonfiction: 
     * "Letters from the Field: John Sylvanus Loud and the 
          Pine Ridge Campaign of 1880-91" [South Dakota History] 

Leslie Ernenwein: winner of the 1956 Spur Award
     of the Western Writers of America for
     Best Novel: 
     * High Gun [Gold Medal Books] 

Paul Espinosa: Westerns author; winner of the 1993 Spur Award
     of the Western Writers of America for Television Documentary: 
     * "The Hunt for Pancho Villa" [Galan Productions;
          PBS, The American Experience] 

Loren D. Estleman (1952-): 
Loren D. Estleman
     Westerns author; winner of the 1999 Spur Award
     of the Western Writers of America for Western Novel:
     * Journey of the Dead [Forge Books] 
   also winner of the 1981 Spur Award
     of the Western Writers of America for Historical Novel: 
     * Aces and Eights [Doubleday]
   also, 1986 and 1996 Spur Award for Short Fiction: 
     * "The Bandit" [Doubleday, 1986]
     * "The Alchemist" [Durkin Hayes Publishing, Ltd., 1996] 
   Chronological Listing of Novels:
     * The Rocky Mountain Moving Picture Association (1999) 
     * Journey of the Dead (1998) 
     * Billy Gashade (1997) 
     * City of Widows (1994) 
     * Sudden Country (1991) 
     * Bloody Season (1987) 
     * The Wister Trace: Classic Novels of the American Frontier (1987)  
     * Gun Man (1985) 
     * The Stranglers (1984) 
     * This Old Bill (1984) 
     * Mister St. John (1983) 
     * Murdock's Law (1982) 
     * The Wolfer (1981) 
     * Aces and Eights (1981) 
     * Stamping Ground (1980) 
     * The High Rocks (1979) 
     * The Hider (1978) 

Max Evans: Westerns author; winner of the 1979 Spur Award
     of the Western Writers of America for
     Short Subject (Nonfiction): 
     * "Super Bull" [The Seven Horseman Magazine] 
   also, 1987 Spur Award for Short Fiction: 
     * "The Orange County Cowboys" [South Dakota Review] 
   also, movie starring Woody Harrelson and Billy Crudup adapted
   from the novel:
     * Hi-Lo

Tabor Evans: Westerns author {to be done}
  Novels include:
     * the Longarm series of novels
Tabor Evans 

Vicki Evans: winner of the 1995 Spur Award
     of the Western Writers of America for Documentary Script: 
     * "Ruby to Paradise and the Legends in Between" 
          [Dragoon Productions]