Real Men Ride Horses: Cowboys and Indians, Outlaws and In-Laws, Mormons and Other Strange Bedfellows in the Pink Desert
by Ken Shakin
A candid journey through the American West, exploring masculinity, sexuality, and the lives of cowboys, outlaws, and unconventional communities.
About This Book
Real Men Ride Horses delves into the intersections of masculinity, sexuality, and the mythic landscapes of the American West.
The narrative weaves together stories of cowboys, outlaws, Mormons, and other unconventional figures living in the desert.
Through candid and often humorous prose, the book examines the complexities of identity and belonging.
It challenges traditional notions of manhood and explores the diverse communities that inhabit this unique environment.
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