Rope and Wire Interviews
Welcome to the Rope and Wire Interview page.
Below you will find the names and a short bio. of published Western authors
who have submitted a story or poem to this website.
Click on the link to bring up the interview.
Celia Hayes
As a writer, Celia Hayes is passionately interested in the history of the American frontier. She earned a degree in English Literature (California State University Northridge, 1976) before an un-slaked thirst for adventure and foreign travel led her to enlist in the United States Air Force.
She trained as a radio and television broadcast technician, and served for 20 years in Greece, Spain, Japan, Korea, Greenland and Ogden, Utah, in a wide assortment of duties which included midnight alt-rock DJ, TV news anchor, video-production librarian, radio and television writer and producer, production manager, and base tour guide.
In 2002, she became a regular contributor to the military-oriented weblog, "Sgt. Stryker's Daily Brief" (now "The Daily Brief") as "Sgt. Mom" writing essays and commentary on matters historical, personal, political, literary and military.
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Alfred Wallon
Born and raised in Germany, Alfred wrote his first Western novel in 1980 and has been writing and publishing regularly ever since. He writes in many genres but his favorite has always been the historical western. He has been an active member of the Western Writers of America since 2006.
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Dave P. Fisher
An accomplished writer, storyteller and cowboy poet. Dave's work appears in numerous publications across the country. He currently resides in Sparks, Nevada and is an active member of the Academy of Western Artists and the National Storytelling Network. Dave is also a contributer to the Rope and Wire website.
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James J. Griffin
The author of the Texas Ranger Jim Blawcyzk series of western novels. The Blawcyzk stories are traditional Westerns. A lifelong horseman, Western enthusiast, and amateur historian of the Texas Rangers.
Griffin has travelled extensively throughout the Western United States. He has contributed an extensive collection of Texas Ranger artifacts to the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum in Waco Texas. A member of the Connecticut Volunteer Horse Patrol, Griffin currently makes his home in New England.
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Lee Pierce
Lee has written and performed songs and cowboy poetry for many years. His first western novel, ‘Armstrong’s War’ was published in November, 2005 by Robert Hale Publishing. ‘Rough Justice’, Lee’s second novel is currently available from Amazon.
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Terry Burns
Terry has over two dozen books in print including 7 fiction, and work in numerous short story collections as well as a three book series entitled Mysterious Ways out from River Oak Publishing.
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