Sam J. Pisciotta

Sam J. Pisciotta is a lifelong resident of Pueblo, Colorado, and for over forty years, he has been involved in living-history interpretation and experimental archology, as a lecturer, instructor, actor and guide, on the American Fur Trade, the Santa Fe Trail, and Native American culture and sign language. He has lectured and taught at various Federal and State Parks, National Historic sites, and Museums, as well as Colorado's "Rocky Mountain College". Sam has also provided numerous programs at educational levels from elementary school to university level.

Sam has written several articles, about life in the Fur Trade and the American Rocky Mountains, for the "Tomahawk & Longrifle", a publication of the American Mountain Men association.

His love of the American West, its people and its history are evident in the stories he weaves, and the vivid pictures he creates in his work. Sam is the author of the following books:

“THE COLD RIDER”, Lupo Publishing ©2000, Historical-Fiction,

“CHILDREN OF THE WOLF”, Lupo Publishing ©2009, Historical-Fiction,

“STRAY DOGS ON THE MOUNTAIN”, Lupo Publishing, ©2012, Fiction,

“DOGS OF THE WINTER STAR”, Lupo Publishing ©2015, Fiction,

“THE STONEY MOUNTAINS”, Lupo Publishing ©2016 Historical-Fiction,

“RIVER OF SAND”, Lupo Publishing ©2019 Historical-Fiction,

“SILAS SCOTT- THE GRAY WOLF”, Lupo Publishing, ©2021 Historical-Fiction,

"THE HIVERNANT", Lupo Publishing, ©2024 Historical-Fiction.