Harry Sinclair Drago
20 March 1886 – 25 October 1979
Harry Sinclair Drago was an American writer who began his writing career as a reporter and columnist for the Toledo Bee in Toledo, Ohio. In 1928, he went to work in Hollywood as a scriptwriter. He is best known for his historical fiction, most of which was set in the American Southwest. In 1960 he was awarded the Buffalo Award for best wester book for Wild, Woolly, and Wicked. In 1970 he was given the National Cowboy Hall of Fame Award for The Great Range Wars. He averaged three books a year, and published more than a hundred books over his career.
Books
- Where East is East
- Horsethief creek
- The Steamboaters
- Buckskin affair
- Lone Wolf of Drygulch Trail/More Precious Than Gold (Tor Double Western, No 11)
- Top Hand With a Gun
- The great range wars
- Suzanna A Romance of Early California
- This way to hell
- Rustlers' Bend
- The Champ
- Many Beavers
- Red River Valley
- Roads to empire; the dramatic conquest of the American West
- The wild bunch
- Road agents and train robbers
- Appointment on the Yellowstone
- The legend makers
- River of gold
- The snow patrol
- Trigger gospel
- Outlaws on horseback
- Whispering sage
- Wind river outlaw
- Outlaws on Horseback
- Great American cattle trails
- Montana road
- Rio Rita
- The steamboaters
- Apache Crossing
- Stagecoach kingdom
- Canal days in America
- Smoke of the 45
- Lone Wolf of Drygulch Trail ; More Precious Than Gold
- Guardians of the sage
- The singer of Seville
- Their guns were fast
- Suzanna
- Following the Grass
- Notorious Ladies of Fron
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