about the authenticity kansas and brcs thrilled about that i want to give you some of the accolades he has received some said it is a must have for history books another said for lovers are those who have banned it should covet this nonfiction book the former mayor of dodge city and chairwoman of terror is - - tourism agreed i think it is very high praise that she said this will enjoy this book even if your read history it will adjust flaw along. tom clavin is of number one year times bestselling author working with the newspaper and a magazine writer and reporter for the new york times has received words from society as a professional journalist and the national newspaper association including the heart of everything that is witches of book about red cloud and i think one of the reasons that it flows so well with some of narrative is so compelling because he does have the chops. look at the stack of books so is my great pleasure to introduce tom clavin. [applause] . i app
booktv, television for serious readers. welcome to watermark books and cafe spirit is my great pleasure tonight to introduce tom clavin. he is has written a book about dodge city kansas and we re thrilled about that. i want to just give you some of the accolades he s already seen. someone said it is a must-have for history buffs. another critic says fans of western u.s. history or lovers of larry mcmurtry should covet this nonfiction book. nancy was the former mayor of dodge city and former chairwoman of tourism and historic preservation in dodge city agreed. i think that it s very high price that she said this. you will enjoy this book even if you don t read history. it just flows along. tom clavin is a number one new york times best-selling author. he s worked as a newspaper and website editor. is a magazine writer, tv and radio commentator, and a reporter for the new york times. he s received awards from the society of professional journalist, the marine corps heritage
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