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About Me
- Ray
- I was born in North London but moved to Orpington, Kent. I write westerns under the name of Jack Giles that are published by Robert Hale's Black Horse Western brand. Having brought up six children and seen them married off -as a result we now have 15 grandchildren - we now live in Kent.
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- A New Kid On The Block
- Dusty Springfield
- BEAT TO A PULP 16
- Friday's Forgotten Book - Saturday Night And Sunda...
- One Day In Liberty
- A Tale Of The Unexpected
- Beat To A Pulp - Issue 15
- Return Of A Gunfighter
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- Alan C Porter - Western Writer
- Silent Hill
- Friday's Forgotten Book - Warlock by Oakley Hall
- Corba Sunman - Western Writer
- Thank You
- Wild West Monday is today
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- Age Of Uncertainty
- Bear Alley
- Beat To A Pulp
- Black Horse Express (blog)
- Buddies In The Saddle
- Charlie's Blog
- Confessions Of A Writer Of Westerns
- Dark Bits
- David Whitehead
- Davy Crockett's Almanack
- Ed Gorman
- Elaine Ash
- GGG and The Piccadilly Cowboys
- Joanne Walpole
- Laurie Powers' Wild West
- Lee Walker Westerns
- Martin Edwards Crime Writing Blog
- Meridian Bridge
- Open Range
- Pattinase
- Paul Brazill
- Raw Smackdowns
- Rayzer Sharpie
- Robert Hale
- Robert Hale Authors
- Rough Edges
- Ruth Dugdall
- Scott D Parker
- Secret Dead
- Short Barrel Fiction
- Slap Bookleather
- Somebody Dies
- Spur & Lock Mercantile
- The Ace Cafe
- The Bikers Boozer
- The Bikers Forum
- The Busted Flush Saloon
- The Culbin Trail
- The Dominic Fox Scene
- The Education Of A Pulp Writer
- The Louis L'Amour Project
- The Orpington History Organisation
- The Outlaw Trail
- The Tainted Archive
- Western Fiction Review
- Western Fictioneers
- Writealot - Nik Morton
11 comments:
Take it easy, Ray. We're all thinking of you.
Ian's said it all, Ray. Take it easy and get well soon!
Hi Ray.
Sorry to hear your news. We are all here for you, and I'll pray for you.
Love, Andrea
Prayers and thoughts are headed your way.
Please pass on my well-wishes and let's hope Ray is back on his feet soon.
Best wishes and get back in the saddle soon.
Sorry to hear that. I'm sending best wishes your way for a speedy recovery.
Jo x
Like everyone else, I'm sorry to hear this. We love Broken Trails, and most unhappy when they really do get "broken". All the very best to Ray and family.
Keith
Can't wait to have you back Ray. Take care.
Ray, my friend! From the heart of Montana to you, my wife and I wish you and yours the very strength of the Rockies. Take good care of yourself.
-Matt and Jen
Sorry to hear of your setback. Thinking of you and hoping you'll soon be back in the saddle.
Best wishes, Nik
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