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driedflowers161 · 1 year
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by Mark Maggiori
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little-pup-pip · 4 months
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Could I get a masc coyote and Wild West themed moodboard (no paci) pls?
Absolutely!!
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therogerclarkfanclub · 6 months
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I normally wait until an audiobook is released so I can make a post but this one is too good to pass up. Might as well start hyping it up now. 🎉
Roger is going to narrate this audiobook, and I mean, no shit??? No one else is more fitting to narrate anything with the words Red Dead on the title. This book will be available in August of 2024 in paperback, hardcover, and of course, audiobook format.
Overview:
Red Dead Redemption and Red Dead Redemption II, set in 1911 and 1899, are the most-played American history video games since The Oregon Trail. Beloved by millions, they’ve been widely acclaimed for their realism and attention to detail. But how do they fare as recreations of history? In this engaging book, award-winning American history professor Tore Olsson takes up that question and more. Weaving the games’ plot and characters into an exploration of American violence between 1870 and 1920, Olsson shows that it was more often disputes over capitalism and race, not just poker games and bank robberies, that fueled the bloodshed of these turbulent years. As such, this era has much to teach us today. From the West to the Deep South to Appalachia, Olsson reveals the gritty and brutal world that inspired the games, but sometimes lacks context and complexity on the digital screen. Colorful, fast-paced, and dramatic, Red Dead’s History sheds light on dark corners of the American past for gamers and history buffs alike.
Currently, Red Dead's History is available for PRE-ORDER from:
Apple Books ✰ Audible ✰ Audiobooks.com ✰ AudiobooksNow.com ✰ AudiobookStore.com ✰ Barnes & Noble ✰ Binge Books ✰ Chirp Books ✰ Everand ✰ Downpour ✰ Google Play ✰ Hoopla ✰ Libro.fm ✰ Overdrive + Libby ✰ Rakuten Kobo
At the moment not too many retailers are taking preorders for this one, but I'm sure that will change as the book nears release.
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robertaramayo · 10 months
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PERIOD DRAMA APPRECIATION WEEK | DAY 4: Favorite time period
↳ The Wild West
“My heaven is filled with good horses, open plains, wild cattle, and a man who loves me. It is always sunrise in my world. And there are no storms. I am the only lightning. I know death now. I’ve seen it. It had no fangs. It smiled at me. And it was beautiful.” - 1883
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Red Dead's History is out on August 6, 2024 in hardcover, ebook, and audiobook format.
Currently, the Red Dead's History audiobook can be pre-ordered from the following retailers:
Apple Books ✰ Audible ✰ Audiobooks.com ✰ AudiobooksNow.com ✰ AudiobookStore.com ✰ Barnes & Noble ✰ Binge Books ✰ Chirp Books ✰ Everand ✰ Downpour ✰ Google Play ✰ Hoopla ✰ Libro.fm ✰ Overdrive + Libby ✰ Rakuten Kobo
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taxi-davis · 9 months
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Tom Curry
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the-days-of-49 · 6 months
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william f. cody (buffalo bill) in wild west show tent, c. 1903
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shutterandsentence · 9 months
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Your journey isn't over yet...
Photo: Badlands National Park, South Dakota
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vergess · 1 year
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The West has Always been Queer! Is available to read for free right now!
All 165 pages!! Readable free in browser or download as a PDF! (It will try to make you register an account; select 'no, I will stay on the free tier' to start your download)
If you, like me, have a lot of Opinions about Queerness in the 1800s, oh man. Ooooh man, this is THE book to read. It's got all the best stuff.
Information about indigenous gender and sexuality. Discussions of the whitewashing of a mostly nonwhite career. Examinations of the way modern (western) queerness is inextricably entwined with settler colonialism.
All you could ever want, and more!
Godspeed, you funky little cowboys.
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funkytoesart · 5 months
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Stray Kids but Make it a Western?? More likely than you think LOL
Very much a #wip still, and I need to work on bang chan's face cause that figure looks nothing like him right now 😬🤔 but anyway...
fondly calling this piece "The Eight Amigos" 😅
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v3r0k4 · 3 months
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𝙈𝙚 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙢𝙮 𝙝𝙤𝙧𝙨𝙚^^
(𝙃𝙚𝙧 𝙣𝙖𝙢𝙚 𝙞𝙨 𝙘𝙤𝙤𝙠𝙞𝙚🍪 𝙗𝙩𝙬)
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thegoodmorningman · 1 year
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The Ancient Mornings of The American West were always full of Joy and Luck! Hope yours are too!!!
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therogerclarkfanclub · 6 months
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This is the latest update to my header image 😊, at least until Damn Handy and Fruili come out.
If you happen to be wondering which are the characters he's playing, I got you covered fam 😉
Duke Theseus - A Midsummer Night's Dream
Bradley - Buried Child
Lord Henry - The Picture of Dorian Gray
Kevin - Comp
Chuck Brewer - Perfect Disaster
Brian McNeely - A Death to Die For
"Guard 1" - Rawmouth
Captain Wier - The Wild West (Episode: Custer's Last Stand)
(As himself) - Hazardous
Randolph Blythe - A Writer's Retreat
The Boss - Happy Birthday To Me
Jack Leary - Fort Solis
"Patron" - Zero Hour
Chris - In Your Image
Arthur Morgan - Red Dead Redemption 2
Michael Starkwedder - The Unexpected Guest
Matt Burke - Anna Christie
King Henry VIII - A Man For All Seasons
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gaungade · 2 years
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The Sundown Kid
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hannahsliteraryhaven · 2 months
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Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
by Dee Brown ★★★★☆
I feel as though the genocide of the Native Americans has been massively glossed over, in comparison to other mass genocides. Even this book was once banned in a US school because they didn't want to cause controversy! This gradual genocide began not too long after European settlers were originally welcomed and shown hospitality by the Native Americans when they first arrived on American soil.
I can't name a movie (other than the one made after this book, which I found only after I finished the book) that focuses exclusively on the experiences of the Native Americans. Every cowboy movie I've seen, the Native Americans are always a background nuisance; savages that will kill any white man they see. Brown gives you a much clearer picture of what happened, and why they behaved the way they did, often copying the atrocities committed against them by white soldiers, but that is, of course, wiped out in the white men's narrative. He shares how the whites created false narratives in order to gain support so that they could continue stealing land and sending the Native Americans to reservations.
This book is a good introduction to the main tribes and most notable chiefs during the period of 1860-1890, and what each tribe experienced. I found the book hard to read at times because there is a lot of information and names; quite a lot of names seemed thrown in and I felt like I was expected to know them from the get go, but over time, I got used to how Brown had laid out the chapters - each chapter is essentially a new tribe/massacre/fight and you have to accept that you might not remember all of the white army men's names and their positions, and that's okay because this is definitely a book to come back to, not least because of the many real photographs of the Chiefs and other notable Native Americans. It really helped to bring a face to the people you're reading about; a reminder that you're not reading fiction, but the lives of real people. I read this through my library but I'm tempted to buy my own copy in the future to look back on.
This book has encouraged me to learn even more about the true history of what these incredible people endured, and still endure. It blew me away when I learned that there are still Native American reservations and they experience horrendous poverty. What kind of a world do we live in? I hope for the day when the US government finally put their egos aside, accept their wrongdoings and give back to the Native Americans so that they can lead good lives in their own country. It took until 1978 for Native Americans just to be allowed to practice harmless ceremonies in public! I now see Mount Rushmore as nothing but a huge insult to Native Americans; calving 4 white men into their sacred mountains that they fought so hard to protect. I only recently learned that Native Americans were holding protests against it.
I hope that all of the Native American tribes still around today can continue to share their history, revel in their culture and be unapologetically proud of their heritage.
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yr-martyr · 6 months
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Ok I’m doing this to get it out of my system-
…the Wild West as things my friends have said-(mostly the fucking Alamo bc I have the displeasure of remembering it):(
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Santa Anna: COME DOWN HERE!!
Bowie: I’M SICK
Santa Anna: NOT YOU!! YOUR FRIEND!
Crockett: I’D RATHER DIE!! SORRY!!
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Billy the Kid: no, so I reach into the fridge, it’s just Gatorade mixed with wasabi.
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Santa Anna, about Davy: he’s like a… freaky woodsman.
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Teddy Roosevelt, to his rough riders: nanananana were completely fucked!
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Bowie: thanks, David Crocodile
Bowie: *crock pot
Bowie: *crockery
Bowie: *crochet
Bowie: *crickets
Bowie: I give up
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Clyde: I’m bored, let’s kill somebody
Bonnie: you’re so romantic <3
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The defenders of the mission:
Joe: I’d better skedaddle-
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Bonnie: want to go somewhere exotic? *gasp* want to go to Ohio?
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Bowie: what even happens in Tennessee?
Crockett: lots of stuff! like… Dolly and… uh… uhhhhhh…
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That one guy who’s name I forget that robbed a bank dressed as Santa Claus: fRee MonEy fReE moNeY frEe moNey!!
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Billy the kid: everywhere I look it’s just BOOM! Nightmare! Just BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! Nightmare! Nightmare! Nightmare!
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Travis: well I think your hat looks dumb!
Crockett: well I think you look like a hag.
Travis: *offended gasp* YOU TAKE THAT BACK!!!
Crockett: hag
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Crockett, drawing the line in the sand: this is the fuck around and find out line, you cross the line, YOU FIND OUT
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