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Western writer Grey gets literary respect.(Culture, Et Cetera)
From: The Washington Times
Date: 19980624
Author:Richardson, Val
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. - Folks you might not expect to find paying homage to the world's best-known writer of Western novels were mingling with the Western buffs and old-timers here at the annual Zane Grey's West Society convention last weekend.
People like Joe Wheeler, for example. A retired English professor, author and fellow at the Center for the New West in Denver, Mr. Wheeler can accurately be described as an intellectual. But he's also a Zane Grey fan and, as far as he's concerned, that's not a contradiction.
"He's the logical successor to James Fenimore ...
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