Coming October 26, 2009

From noted Tombstone author Gary Ledoux.

WOLFVILLE TALES

At the turn of the 20^th century came the proliferation of mass circulated magazines, a great advertising medium which prompted the need for editorial content.  One of the most popular magazines, and one many people still remember today, was the Saturday Evening Post.  Part of that content was supplied by fiction writers using stories of the old west as their subject.  Typically, the story would center on a fictitious town based on a real locale.  One prolific writer was Alfred Henry Lewis who based his stories on the city of Tombstone but called the town “Wolfville.”  Over time, and due greatly to the proliferation of Lewis's writing, the entire genre of this period came to be known as the "Wolfville genre".

On October 26, 2009 the Wolfville legend will continue as we proudly present:

 Wolfville Tales – Stories From Tombstone, The Arizona Territory… And Beyond!

Check back at this site periodically for more details.  You're a daisy if you do!