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    • Letter to Zane Grey from Mary Gilmartin - 15 Oct, 1930

    • Letter to Zane Grey from Mary Gilmartin - 15 Oct, 1930

    • The Light of Western Stars; The Shepherd of Guadaloupe; books read; readers; reaction; therapeutic; beauty; nature; description; peace;

    • "There is nothing I enjoy more than to read over again the description of the plains under the 'spell of the Western stars,' or the lonely yet beautiful life of THE SHEPHERD OF GUADALOUPE in his desert paradise. Your books have caused me to...
    • Zane Grey
    • Letter to Zane Grey from H.A.TiHow - n.d. (1930)

    • Letter to Zane Grey from H.A.TiHow - n.d. (1930)

    • The Light of Western Stars; sequel; favorite; book; popularity;

    • "I think my favorite is LIGHT OF THE WESTERN STARS…If there has never been a sequel of that book written-please write one and tell us what next after the remark-'It is I majesty-you imposter.' Thank you."
    • Zane Grey
    • Gruber

    • Gruber

    • The Light of Western Stars; R.H. Davis; Jack London; Mexican War; popularity; public;

    • "Its [The Light of Western Stars] success was gratifying. The Mexican troubles were still front-page news. The US had already sent a naval and marine expedition to Vera Cruz, with a notable cast of attending war correspondents, including such...
    • Zane Grey
    • Letter to Daniel Murphy from Zane Grey - 21 Jul, 1912

    • Letter to Daniel Murphy from Zane Grey - 21 Jul, 1912

    • The Light of Western Stars; public; criticism; detached; writing; good; action; chapter; story; editorial changes; rewrite;

    • "Dolly agrees with you about the detached nature of several of those chapters. I 'sat' on myself too much, to please Mr. H. and a lot of critics. I must go back, cut out, condense, change a little, and write in more story and action. My idea is to...
    • Zane Grey
    • Majesty's Rancho

    • Majesty's Rancho

    • The Light of Western Stars; prophetic; sequel; characters; story; continuation; Mexican revolution;

    • "During the Mexican Revolution around twenty-five years ago. Don Carlos had thet ranch. It was a Spanish grant…Gene Stewart was a tough cowboy them days…Wal he joined up with the revolutionists. They called him El Capitan. Married rich NY...
    • Zane Grey
    • The Light of Western Stars (The Light Everlasting)

    • The Light of Western Stars (The Light Everlasting)

    • The Light of Western Stars; Light Everlasting; story; quality; popularity; inspiration; writing; time; pace; publication; nazi; public; fan letters;

    • 1913 (FG & RG) - written; 19 Mar-17 Aug, 1912 - 5 months, Dolly Grey-Thinks it better than Riders of the Purple Sage; May-Dec, 1913 - serialized in Munseys; 1915 (postcard to Bob Davis) - 'You will be pleased to learn that the book you inspired...
    • Zane Grey
    • Letter to Zane Grey from Elgin, Kansas - 26 May, 1930

    • Letter to Zane Grey from Elgin, Kansas - 26 May, 1930

    • The Light of Western Stars; Heritage of the Desert; readers; reaction; favorite; popularity; author;

    • "My favorite one of your books is THE LIGHT OF WESTERN STARS…I would say that hundreds of people in this vicinity read your books and eagerly await each new product of your pen. I read your first book, HERITAGE OF THE DESERT and have been an...
    • Zane Grey
    • Murphy Collection Int. - 29 Dec, 1972

    • Murphy Collection Int. - 29 Dec, 1972

    • The Light of Western Stars; Dolly Grey; marriage; allusion; beauty; description; poetry;

    • "The Light of Western Stars. 1914: 'To Dolly, From the intense, clear, star-sown vaults of heaven, over the lit sea's unquiet way. In the rustling night air came the ----- [women?]. Woulds't then be as these are, live as they? If it was you who...
    • Zane Grey
    • Gruber

    • Gruber

    • The Light of Western Stars; criticism; popularity; serialization;

    • "…the magazine began publication of a new serial, THE LIGHT OF WESTERN STARS by Zane Grey. I read the first installment and was enthralled. I could scarcely wait for the following Tuesday, when the mailman delivered the new issue, and in the...
    • Zane Grey
    • The Light of Western Stars

    • The Light of Western Stars

    • The Light of Western Stars; conclusion; memorable; lines;

    • "'Who-are-you?' he whispered hoarsely. She tried to lift her hands, failed, tried again, and held them out trembling. 'It is I-Majesty. Your wife!'"
    • Zane Grey
    • Internal memo by Evan Thomas - n.d.

    • Internal memo by Evan Thomas - n.d.

    • The Kidnapping of Collie Younger; story; sex; corny; rejection; style;

    • "THE KIDNAPPING OF COLLIE YOUNGER: This is so corny it has a certain fascination. I doubt very much if we can use it. Grey seems to have turned to sex in his later years and it's really quite alarming. NO. [HPS/F]"
    • Zane Grey
    • Letter to Evan Thomas from Romer Grey - 16 Nov, 1962

    • Letter to Evan Thomas from Romer Grey - 16 Nov, 1962

    • The Kidnapping of Collie Younger; Loose Bridles; rejection; style; story; characters; Romer;

    • "Your main objection to THE KIDNAPPING OF COLLIE YOUNGER and LOOSE BRIDLES was the characters were simply unbelievable. It is my feeling that as a fan of LOOSE BRIDLES is concerned, the situations and characters are a great deal like those in LOST...
    • Zane Grey
    • Internal memo to Evan Thomas from MSW - 8 Jun, 1962

    • Internal memo to Evan Thomas from MSW - 8 Jun, 1962

    • The Kidnapping of Collie Younger; Loose Bridles; rejection; style; story; characters; Romer;

    • "These [Kidnapping Collie Younger and Loose Bridles] are unpublishable. I agree with your reports completely. They couldn't possibly be salvaged even if we were willing to let Romer do so."
    • Zane Grey
    • Romer Grey - 26-30 Jul 1973

    • Romer Grey - 26-30 Jul 1973

    • Takahashi; story of;

    • "Takahashi: Ziahuatanejo [sp?] Macaw bird flew from boat to shore. George went after him-about a mile-climbed up tree & got him. Returned and cut one wing. Next time bird flees it landed in Ocean and George had to dive in a fish him out."
    • Zane Grey

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