About this book
In cattle country, swagger catches the eye—but nerve earns a reputation when trouble comes.
Published in 1918, Oh, You Tex! by William MacLeod Raine takes you into a bright, adventurous West of open country and strong personalities. A bold hero, a plain code of right and wrong, and trouble that calls for courage give this tale its shape. Here, a man’s actions matter more than his claims.
The shout of “Oh, You Tex!” sets this novel’s friendly, swaggering mood: it sounds like a cheer for a man with style to spare. Born in England, Raine grows up in the United States and spends much of his working life in Denver, Colorado. He knows the American West firsthand; his fiction offers the bright, adventurous frontier picture of its time.
What you’ll discover
- Swagger with a purpose Meet the bold spirit behind a title that sounds like a cheer across open country.
- Courage under pressure Enter a world where trouble tests a man’s nerve and actions shape his name.
- The pull of cattle country Step into a ranch and frontier setting that gives this adventure its wide-open feel.
- A clear moral compass Follow a tale guided by honor and a plain sense of right and wrong.
- A bright, adventurous West Enjoy the colorful popular vision of frontier life, with its energy and strong personalities.
Who will love it
For readers who love fast, friendly Westerns with a bold hero, open country and a plain code of right and wrong.
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- A Western tale built on swagger
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¡Oh, tú, Tex!
by William MacLeod Raine · 1918
In cattle country, a bold, stylish hero stakes his reputation on nerve and how he acts when trouble comes.
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A writer who knew Western country
William MacLeod Raine was born in England in 1871 and grew up in the United States. He came to know the American West firsthand and spent much of his working life in Denver, Colorado. That closeness to the region shows in the many Westerns he wrote over several decades.
His books lean on ranches, range land, small towns and long rides between them. Readers of his day knew him as a steady producer of clean, well-paced adventure. He wrote for people who wanted action, a clear plot and a hero they could trust.
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What is Oh, You Tex! about?
It is a Western tale by William MacLeod Raine, set in cattle country and built around a bold, stylish hero. Expect swagger, danger and gunplay told in a lively, easy voice.
Who wrote Oh, You Tex!?
William MacLeod Raine wrote it. He was an English-born American author who spent much of his life in Denver and produced many Western novels in the early and middle twentieth century.
When was Oh, You Tex! written?
It dates from the early 1920s, when Westerns were popular in magazines and books. It is a work of fiction, not a true story, though it draws on the real setting of the American West.
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