Scott McCrea Adventures
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I write Adventure Novels. Look for my adventure novels and thrillers. Member: International Thriller Writers. Western Writers of America Spur Award Finalist.
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Joined September 2022
Publication Day: Welcome Showdown at Red Hollow, my new western adventure written with Bob Hanlon and Casey Nash. Marshals Stone, Timber and Flint against outlaws, renegade Comanche and the most effective killing machine of the Old West. Give it a try! https://t.co/OCon8CfxGz
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Jake Timber, Ezra Flint and Jubal Stone join forces to investigate the murder of a fellow marshal just outside the boomtown of Red Hollow. It looks like the work of the outlaw band The Crimson Veil,...
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Ya-hooooo!
I pointed out to my wife that Yukon roamed strapped, but never let the bullets fly, cause he didn't need to. Master of his domain.
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Speak for yourself.
@thegenesisbl0ck They made the poor woman on the right look like a giant ant... No one wants to have sex with a giant ant...
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Looking forward to doing this!
Our next live episode of the Dusty Trails and Tall Tales podcast celebrates America 250, Dusty Saddle Publishing’s tribute to 250 years of American history told through the spirit of the West. With guests Scott McCrae & Nick Wale — live Nov 6 at 1pm CST! 🎥
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This made me laugh
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I'll never forget viewing The World at War when I was a little (little!) kid; it was essential watching in my household.
31 October 1973. 1st episode of the 26-part classic ITV documentary series World at War was broadcast. It was narrated by Laurence Olivier with music by Carl Davies. It cost £900,000 (worth £11 million today).
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Pray for @ScottAdamsSays, a smart and funny man.
🚨NEW: @ScottAdamsSays: "My ability to draw could be done this week. This might be the last time I draw — 'cause my hand is increasingly paralyzed from whatever is going on medically with me." "I might have to retire from drawing maybe this week ... If these 3 fingers keep
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Yes
This is accurate.
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Truth.
In 1972 my teen cohorts all switched to Memorex because we all knew Ella said they were best. It became the best selling cassettes in America. Even among the young, we knew Ella was Queen.
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Jellybeans are disgusting.
I don’t like Reese‘s peanut butter cups 🎃🎃🎃
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Never heard of this. Now I MUST find it!
If you're looking for a really obscure but interesting horror western - Riders of the Whistling Skull (1937). Hints of the supernatural, a lost city, an ancient Indian curse, an evil cult, a murder mystery, mummies, a whistling skull, a cliff face in the form of a gigantic skull,
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Yes. I always thought Ford's account of he and Wyatt was ... sheep dip. But, in true Liberty Valance mode, he printed the legend.
Did Wyatt Earp actually tell John Ford how the Gunfight at the OK Corral really happened (as Ford claimed)? Here's Olive Carey's opinion on that:
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Octopussy. Not even close.
The year 1983 saw “The Battle Of The Bonds” as Roger Moore and Sean Connery’s #JamesBond films went head-to-head on the big screen! Whilst in the view of history, OCTOPUSSY beat NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN, which was your favourite? Hear more: https://t.co/jHrKoMGCrv
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For Halloween, there are a few western-horror films: Billy the Kid vs. Dracula and Jesse James meets Frankenstein's Daughter (I kid you not). They are not good, but they are fun for Halloween if you're drunk and undemanding. And Carradine reprises Dracula!
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Listen to the Riders of the Sky recording: it does EVERY SINGLE VERSE.
Born on a mountain top in Tennessee, Greenest state in the land of the free. Raised in the woods so’s he knew ev’ry tree, Kilt him a b’ar when he was only three. Davy, Davy Crockett, king of the wild frontier!
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Men read my books. (Get some!)
Men read. They just don’t read new books (so they don’t show up in consumer stats) Men are more likely to read classics. Books where men are heroes. Where men go on adventures. Where men conquer. Where men are men.
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I would end up divorced, as well.
SHELBY FOOTE'S WRITING SCHEDULE Shelby Foote, for most of his life, wrote seven days a week, for a total of about 50 hours. This was for generally two reasons. He wrote hard from poverty, this was how he made money. When he got to writing the Civil War, he wrote hard from
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Cagney HATED Sakall ... he thought he was an inveterate scene-stealer. He was, but it worked!
S. Z. Sakall starred in such films as Casablanca (1942) and Christmas in Connecticut (1945). This is the cover of his autobiography.
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So ... this posits that James Bond is famous enough to be known to a San Francisco policeman.
"I'm with the British Secret Service. The name is Bond. James Bond." "And I'm Dick Tracy and you're still under arrest."
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Congrats to my good friend @KeeneJarret! Much deserved!
I’m the 38th Annual Nevada Writers Hall of Fame inductee! I owe it all to the Silver State’s supportive arts and literary communities. Thank you all.
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History!
This day, 1962: Ian Fleming and television producer Norman Felton start three days of meetings in NYC to discuss a possible TV show. Felton, in a 1997 interview, said he spent a lot of time walking with Fleming around Manhattan. Eventually, this led to The Man From UNCLE.
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