If Arthur did take the Brokeback Trail, it always seemed like Charles would be his natural compadre.  Glad it's not just me.   

Always liked this guy, felt a little like the rapscallion Victorian detectives I enjoy.  In my headcannon he runs away with Margaret, Mistre...

  Here at Slap Bookleather the posse is eager to round up a bunch of weird western content for the spooky month of Halloween.  We'll kic...

  It’s getting on nearly a year since I last picked up Red Dead Redemption II for more than just a few minutes.   It’s not that I don’t like...

    I’m midway through Chapter 3, here’s the impressions so far: It’s almost like being in Westworld, but instead of $40k/day I bought it on...

The days are getting longer, the temperature warmer, and the snow is less than three feet deep.   It’s almost spring time here in New E...

Good old Slap Bookleather seems to be taking a break from blogging for a while, the reason which will become evident when I eventua...

I’ve been surprised recently at how often the Colt Revolving Rifle pops up in fiction.  One appears in the hands of former mountain man ...

Earlier in the year I mentioned playing a Facebook game called Boomtown.  One of the fun things about the game is the ability to reshape y...

I have to confess that I have been a fan of the giant time suck known as Facebook games since the day I first made my profile.  Not to the...

The long running Assassin’s Creed video game series has jumped across centuries with each new game.  I tried my hand at one of the games...

It looks like this came out in 1991, and was based on the 1981 Legend of the Lone Ranger movie.   Anyone remember playing it?