Neither a fictional biography of notorious Texas gunman John Wesley Hardin nor an actual one, Reflections in Dark Glass is based on the personal reminiscences of individuals who knew Hardin best. The book deals with relationships and details not found in the existing literature about the life of Hardin and covers the period from his boyhood to the killing of Deputy Sheriff Charlie Webb in 1874, an altercation which brought about Hardin's incarceration in 1878 in the state penitentiary in Huntsville, Texas.
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Bruce McGinnis is a Professor of English at Amarillo College. His previous novels are The Fence and Sweet Cane.
Reflections in Dark Glass is based on the personal reminiscences of individuals who knew Hardin best. The story reveals relationships and details not found in the existing literature about the life of Hardin, and covers the period from his boyhood to the killing of Deputy Sheriff Charley Webb in 1874, an altercation which brought about Hardin's incarceration 1878 in the state penitentiary in Huntsville, Texas.
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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. First Edition. First Printing. Dust jacket protected by BrodArt plastic cover. The book is a fictionalized biography of the notorious 19th-century Texas gunman John Wesley Hardin, who was rumored to have killed at least 40 people. Rather than a standard historical account, McGinnis tells the story through the eyes of individuals who knew Hardin best, such as his friend Jim Stephens and his African American wet nurse, Julia Ola Faye. UNT Press. Seller Inventory # ABE-1776009484559