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Man in the Saddle (eBook)

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2022
191 Seiten
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859-654700684-8 (EAN)

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Man in the Saddle - Ernest Haycox
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In "Man in the Saddle," Ernest Haycox masterfully weaves a poignant narrative that captures the raw essence of the American West during the early 20th century. The novel features a blend of stark realism and lyrical prose, reflecting the internal and external conflicts of its characters amid the rugged landscape. Haycox intricately portrays the life of a rancher wrestling with personal and societal challenges, deftly exploring themes of loyalty, morality, and the relentless pursuit of the American dream in an era marked by rapid change. The novel's structure, blending a stark plot with rich character development, positions it within the esteemed tradition of Western literature, echoing the roles of isolation and community that define this genre. Ernest Haycox, a prominent figure in American literature, was shaped by his upbringing in the Pacific Northwest, where the mythos of the West was ever-present. His experience as a journalist and his deep understanding of Western lore imbue his works with authenticity and insight, reflecting the tensions and triumphs of frontier life. Haycox's narratives often resonate with his own views on the complexities of human nature, a perspective that undoubtedly influenced the themes present in "Man in the Saddle." I highly recommend "Man in the Saddle" to readers who seek a profound exploration of character and landscape within the Western genre. Haycox's rich imagery and compelling storytelling make it a resonant and evocative read for anyone interested in the spiritual and physical journeys through America's expansive terrain. This book speaks not only to the heritage of the West but also to universal questions of identity and belonging.

Ernest Haycox (1899–1950) was a prolific writer whose literary career was predominantly anchored in the Western genre. Born in Portland, Oregon, Haycox developed an affinity for the American frontier's history and landscapes which prominently influenced his writing style. He attended the University of Oregon and later served in World War I before becoming a full-time writer. Known for his meticulously researched depictions and vivid narratives, Haycox's works often shed light on the complexities of frontier life with a realism that set his work apart from the typical romanticized portrayals of the West. His storytelling prowess is exemplified in his novel 'Man in the Saddle' (1938), which is just one of nearly 300 short stories and twenty novels he penned during his lifetime. His writings have not only enjoyed popular acclaim but have also been adapted for film and television, cementing his legacy in American literature. His literary style is characterized by robust character development, rapid-paced plots, and an un-romanticized perspective on the Western experience, offering readers a more nuanced understanding of the historical period. Haycox's contribution to the Western genre was significant in shaping its evolution and he continues to be remembered as a master storyteller whose works brought an authentic voice to Western fiction.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 17.5.2022
Verlagsort Prague
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Literatur Historische Romane
Literatur Krimi / Thriller / Horror
Schlagworte 19th century American West tales • action-packed narrative • American Western frontier • American West fiction • Bound For Texas • Civil War • classic western novels • Complex moral dilemmas • Conflict of Hearts • cowboy fiction books • Cowboy Vendetta • Ernest Haycox influence • Ernest Haycox Westerns • frontier fiction literature • frontier romance • gunfight literature • Heartbreaking Choices • Her Cowboy Billionaire Birthday Wish • historical western fiction • historical western romance • Little House on the Prairie • Little Women • love triangle drama • loyalty and justice • Man in the Saddle book • Montana Cattle Wars • News of the World • Old West adventure stories • Outlaw confrontation • outlawed • Protagonist Journey • Ranching Rivalry • rugged frontier landscape • Vivid descriptive style • western ranching • Where the Lost Wander • Wild West • Wild West adventure • Wild West saga
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