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Plays Poetry BOOK REVIEWS RED SHUTTLEWORTH of theater and gritty prose on a moving A note on reviews 1900: Daykin, Nebraska; 1901: Volin, journey of the Roaring ’20s, Western South Dakota; 1902: Portales, New Mexico style. Most book reviews in this issue Territory; 1903: Cawker City, Kansas; are condensed versions of ones 1904: Tyrone, Oklahoma Territory; 1905: published in Roundup between Goldfeld, Nevada; 1906: Branchville, POETRY October 2017 and June 2018. Texas; 1907: Idalia, Colorado; 1908: Reviewers include: Stan “Tex” Wallace, Idaho; 1909: Homer, California Banash, Michael F. Blake, Johnny Bunchgrass Press D. Boggs, Lynn Bueling, Tom TACEY M. ATSITTY Chapbooks, no prices listed Rain Scald: Poems Carpenter, Thomas D. Clagett, PoetRedShuttleworth.blogspot.com Tom Clavin, Thomas Cobb, Paul University of New Mexico Press The first of the Americana West series Colt, Carol Crigger, James A. Trade Paperback, 88 pages, $18.95 of 100 short plays and monologues set UNMPress.com Crutchfield, Phil Dunlap, Kirk in Western states from 1900 to 1999 re- Ellis, Chris Enss, Ralph Estes, W. Tacey M. Atsitty writes Michael Farmer, Glenn Frankel, veal Westerners, young and old, wolfers her book of poems Micki Fuhrman, Rachelle “Rocky” and newlyweds, Wyatt and Virgil Earp from an intimate Gibbons, James J. Griffin, Melody and wives Sadie and Allie coping with a viewpoint of her Groves, Harlan Hague, Doug new century in a changing West. Navajo culture, which Hocking, Abraham Hoffman, RED SHUTTLEWORTH lends credence to this, Linda Jacobs, Richard Lapidus, 1910: Larson, North Dakota; 1911: her debut collection. Preston Lewis, Jean A. Lukesh, Sidney, Montana; 1912: Parker, Arizona; She sprinkles her Bill Markley, Edward Massey, 1913: Brogan, Oregon; 1914: Lusk, poems with hyphenated Ann McCord, Monty McCord, Wyoming; 1915: Frisco, Utah; 1916: word pairs that spice Robert D. McKee, Rod Miller, Chesaw, Washington; 1917: Fairbury, the poems in meaningful ways that Phil Mills Jr., David Morrell, Nebraska; 1918: Tolstoy, South Dakota; caught the eye of this reviewer: 1919: Tinnie, New Mexico John Mort, Candy Moulton, SD cloud-pull, word-water, word- Nelson, Robert Nott, Nancy Plain, Bunchgrass Press spill, et al. With a master’s of fine Richard Prosch, Quackgrass Sally, Chapbooks, no prices listed arts in creative writing, several Ollie Reed Jr., Stuart Rosebrook, PoetRedShuttleworth.blogspot.com prestigious awards and published Sandra K. Sagala, Vernon Schmid, An old man tries to rob a nun. An work in various journals, she has Candace Simar, Larry D. Sweazy, Arizona baseball player copes with built a solid foundation to continue Rod Timanus, Loyd Uglow, Lori the loss of a leg and end of a career. Van Pelt, Lowell F. Volk, Sandy growing and producing reputable A homesteader reads a newspaper and work such as this volume. Whiting. R.G. Yoho and Michael wonders what has become of her miss- Zimmer. – Lynn Bueling ing husband. The Americana West series continues with beauty, wit, comedy and tragedy. MARLEEN BUSSMA Saddle Up for Cowboy Poetry RED SHUTTLEWORTH Self-published 1920: Nicodemus, Kansas; 1921: Forgan, PLAYS Audio CD, $13 Oklahoma; 1922: Winnemucca, Nevada; MarleenBussma.com 1923: Fort Stockton, Texas; 1924: Como, RED SHUTTLEWORTH Colorado; 1925: Quartzburg, Idaho; 1926: Marleen Bussma has a refreshing way Rumors and Borders: Eight Western Plays Termo, California; 1927: Marmarth, of describing ranch life from the point Humanitas Media Publishing North Dakota; 1928: Plevna, Montana; of view of a woman who has truly lived Trade paperback, 156 pages, $14.99 1929: Cherry, Arizona the ranching experience. The CD shares HumanitasMedia.com Bunchgrass Press the spirit of women who pioneered Originally produced in the 1990s, Chapbooks, no prices listed ranching in the West and who still do so these eight one-act plays reveal Red PoetRedShuttleworth.blogspot.com today. Shuttleworth’s vision of the Ameri- From the all-black settlement of Nico- JOHNNY CASH can West, past and present, filled with demus, Kansas, to a Texas bunkhouse, Forever Words: The Unknown Poems twists, humor, wit, sympathy, fantasy, a Colorado train depot, the California Blue Rider Press savagery, tough yet vulnerable men and desert, Dakota Badlands and other stark Hardcover, 144 pages, $25 women – and the beauty of language. locations, Red Shuttleworth takes lovers PenguinRandomHouse.com 22 ROUNDUP MAGAZINE AUGUST 2018 Billed as a collection of newly dis- Fergus is a charmingly imperfect “ev- covered, unpublished poems, this slim eryman’s equine” whose exploits lead SANDRA DALLAS book includes mostly song lyrics that him over, under and through all manner Hardscrabble Johnny Cash put aside (often with good of obstacles as he strives to reach the Sleeping Bear Press Hardcover, 244 pages, $15.95 reason). 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