Dave P. Fisher
Award Winning Writer
Western Storyteller - Humorist - Poet
This is the official site for Dave P. Fisher - Writer and Western Entertainer.
You'll find information here about his Western books, novels,
Short Stories, Cowboy Poems, and a little about Dave himself.
Each available book and CD has it's own page with feature information.
Please click on the titles above to be directed to the individual pages.
The western movement during the 19th century played a huge part in the history of
America. Here was born the mountain man, cowboys, gunfighters, outlaws, and the
lawmen who tamed them. It was a land where honor, and right over wrong was held
to as dearly as a man’s word and his handshake. It wasn’t a myth, as some claim it
was, it really happened, the old west was an historical fact.

Dave has successfully captured the people and culture of the era
with accuracy to detail and its history. Hours of research, walking
the very ground where it happened, and his years as a working
cowboy are all part of his stories. Your senses will live the action in
every page.
While you’re at the Double Diamond you will learn why Dave’s stories
will have you walking in the characters boots rather than just reading
a book. Here are stories to be read aloud to keep you turning the
pages.
Dave can also turn a funny cowboy story or poem for his reader's and audiences entertainment. He takes a look at the the nature and humor of his western and cowboy
culture and shares it in a spirit of good
fun. His "Snake Bit" CD is a series of poems looking at just how a cowboy looks at life from his particular point of view.
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Pulsify an on-line high tech magazine recently 
Copper Creek rested quietly in the Nevada desert, peaceful on the surface, but churning with corruption and violence beneath. Run by The Council, it was ruled with an iron fist and hired guns. In a move to control the entire region when gold was discovered The Council, a secret organization of men who had built the town around a copper mine and on the graves of those they had murdered, began to eliminate neighboring prospectors and settlers. The settlers, miners, and ranchers fought back. The winning cards all belonged to The Council until one of the miners, the father of U.S. Marshal Preston Yates, sent a wire to his son asking for his help and the authority of his badge. Shortly after Preston Yates rode into town the battle for Copper Creek began. Will the solid citizens of the area prevail against the murderous Council and their hired thugs, or will The Council once again have their own way?

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The saga of the Poudre Canyon Pelletiers continues in the developing Colorado Territory with book number four in the series, entitled We Never Back Down.
Marshal Paul Lander and Deputy Jeb Pelletier go head-to-head with a post-war band of Confederate guerillas. Led by Major Franklin Dunn, the Rebel forces plot to control Larimer County for their western base of operations. When the lawmen are ambushed, leaving Jeb more dead than alive, the Pelletiers come riding down out of the canyon, determined to take revenge.Further north Ian Pelletier and his brothers are moving a herd of horses through Wyoming when they meet a young widow trying to survive against the hired guns of Vern Babcock, self-appointed ruler of Sweetwater County. The Pelletiers stay on and take up her fight with explosive results.
Both Dunn and Babcock learn the hard way what the Pelletiers mean
when they say “we never back





awarded to
Bronc Buster - Short Stories of the American West
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