Gila Country Legend

Gila Country Legend


Photograph courtesy of the Harvey Caplin Estate
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Gila Country Legend is a gem of study and observation. For fans of western individualism it's a benchmark for how much ground we've lost.

- Tom McGuane

Gila Country Legend
The Life and Times of Quentin Hulse

“I have now read and totally enjoyed Gila Country Legend ….You have revealed [Quentin Hulse] as one of the most interesting complex major characters in New Mexican history to live in the last hundred years.”

- Howard R. Lamar, author of Charlie Siringo’s West and editor of The New Encyclopedia of the American West .

“Nancy Coggeshall’s Gila Country Legend is a multi-faceted work: part biography, part geographical study, part autumnal love story. That the book succeeds at each, knitting together a fascinating portrait of the West and drawing in even readers unfamiliar with its southwestern New Mexico setting, speaks to the ...

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25 Aug 09 in Unpublished Works

The Knee

The Knee
by Nancy Coggeshall

The din continued. But all he heard was the clack of sticks engaging and his own involuntary grunt as he pushed off from his opponent. The crowd roared its approval.
Now the puck was his, and he reveled in that electric th...

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Petey

Petey
by Nancy Coggeshall

“How’s my favorite parakeet this morning?” asked Henrietta Willoughby. And she lifted the ruffled chintz cover for the bird’s cage in the southwest window of the house she inherited from her mother.
“It’s not a parakeet, it’s ...

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29 Jul 09 in Events

Events

Upcoming scheduled book signings for Nancy Coggeshall

Saturday and Sunday, July 10 and 11, 2010

Magdalena Old Timers
Magdalena, NM

Monday through Thursday, July 19-22, 2010

Wild West History Association Conference
Ruidoso, NM

Wednesday, August 4, 1010

6:00 -...

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About Nancy Coggeshall

A Rhode Islander by birth, Nancy Coggeshall began writing billet-douxs and long letters to penpals in Finland, Scotland, and Jamaica as a girl. At the University of Rhode Island, she studied with Nancy Potter (We Have Seen the Beset of Our Times and Legacies) and later taught high school English in Toronto.
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