June 6, 2026
Saw a nice review of a retrospective show at the Musuem of Modern Art about something that is near and dear to you and myself.
"The Western refuses to die. . .it merely shifts with the times, taking on new forms and donning old clothes."
—Jason Bailey in the New York Times reviewing a retrospective on Why Westerns Matter at MoMa
Well, if I have anything to do with it, Westerns will start donning newer old clothes. Especially when it comes to the hats.
Mas Sugarloafs, Por Favor
Who Was Riding The Dun Horse
It is a mystery that has haunted the Old West historical establishment for the past century and a half. And, thanks to Mark Lee Gardner, we will finally have the definitive answer after all these years.
Who Was The Man On The Dun Horse?
Many—one of them received a Pulizter Prize—have thought it was Jesse James but they are full of it.
Daily Revised Whip Out:
"The Great Western at Yuma Crossing"
"There ain't no money in poetry. That's what sets the poet free."
—Guy Clark
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