Making A Living As A Writer: Out in Paperback: The Red House on the Niobrara.

Thursday, 17 July 2014

Out in Paperback: The Red House on the Niobrara.

Last week I finally completed the process of formatting The Red House on the Niobrara and jumping through all the other hoops required for publication. Just go to the amazon.com (or amazon.co.uk) websites and there it is. £13.95 in the U.S., £8.99 U.K. Please note that this edition does not have the photographic matter incorporated – the price would have been prohibitive – but all the photos are available through my blog postings over the period I was in the red house.

I'm now ready to mail out copies to UK customers - £8.99 (p&p FREE). Please email me at
injury-time@alan-wilkinson.com

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Who is Alan Wilkinson?

I live in Durham, England. I have made a living as a writer since the early 1990s. For twenty years I earned my bread and butter ghosting biographies, writing corporate histories and doing TV work - anything that would pay the bills. But my main literary and historical interests lie in the American West. I have made close to twenty major road trips out there, criss-crossing the region from north to south and east to west. I have lived in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where I studied writing under Chicano author Rudy Anaya, also in Taos. In 2011 I spent six months alone on a cattle ranch in the Nebraska Sandhills, where I wrote The Red House On The Niobrara.

My 1994 bike ride across Nebraska is the subject of 'There Used To Be A Guy... But He Died.'

It was a 5000-mile road-trip from Mexico to Canada and back which gave me the material for Between the Rockies and a Hard Place.

In April 2017 my first novel, Cody, The Medicine Man and Me, was published by Ouen Press - and was acclaimed by Rudy Anaya "A real prize winner. Compelling story characters."

My next western travel book will be about a trip up the Lewis and Clark Trail.

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Thursday, 17 July 2014

Out in Paperback: The Red House on the Niobrara.

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