Here is an article from Atlantic Magazine
How John Wayne Became a Hollow Masculine Icon - The Atlantic
that reviews,
Wayne and Ford: The Films, the Friendship, and the Forging of an American Hero
By Nancy Schoenberger
And
Hank and Jim: The Fifty-Year Friendship of Henry Fonda and James Stewart
By Scott Eyman.
There was a full page ad for this in my Chicago Tribune today. I can't find it here anywhere but I can't get around very well yet. It was published in 2015.
Found American Titan Searching for John Wayne by Marc Eliot in the library this afternoon.
This book is a mass of stupid errors. Don't they reread things once they've written them. Aren't there fact checkers who go through books? When they are checking spelling and punctuation don't they notice contradictory things that have been written and pass it on to the author he's made a mistake?
Playing John Wayne
Scott Eyman’s ‘John Wayne: The Life and Legend’
Read an interesting book, The Old West in Fact and Film by Jeremy Agnew. He said big men weren't cowboys because they were too hard on horses. He made one big error. He said Willa Cather wrote Cheyenne Autumn.
This is not a book about Duke but it seems he will appear in it frequently.
“Cowboy Stuntman: From Olympic Gold to the Silver Screen,” written with Mike Cox of Austin.
Really looking forward to Three Bad Men.
