John Myers Myers

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John Myer Myers (January 11, 1906 - October 30, 1988) was an American author best known for his fantasy novel, Silverlock. He lived in Tempe, Arizona.

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[edit] Fiction

[edit] Fantasy

  • Silverlock (1949)
  • The Moon's Fire-Eating Daughter (1981)

[edit] Historical Fiction

  • The Harp and the Blade (1941 Medieval France)
  • Out on Any Limb (1942, Elizabethan England)
  • The Wild Yazoo (1947, Mississippi frontier)
  • Dead Warrior (1956, Western)
  • I, Jack Swilling (1961, western)

[edit] Poetry

  • Maverick Zone (1961, western poems)

[edit] Non-Fiction

  • The Alamo (1948)
  • The Last Chance: Tombstone's Early Years (1950)
  • Doc Holliday (1955)
  • The Deaths of the Bravos (1962), a non-fiction history of the West
  • The Saga of Hugh Glass: Pirate, Pawnee, and Mountain Man (1963)
  • San Francisco's Reign of Terror (1966)
  • Print in a Wild Land (1967)
  • The Westerners: a roundup of pioneer reminiscences (1969)
  • The Border Wardens(1971)

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