E.J. West

“Born and raised beneath the expansive Texas skies, the spirit of the West runs deep in my veins. From the moment I first saddled up on my father's ranch, I knew that the stories of this land were meant to be shared!”

The writer was born and raised in the heart of Texas, where the vast open plains and rugged landscapes of the American West captured his imagination from a young age. Growing up on a ranch just outside of Amarillo, he developed a deep appreciation for the rich history and untamed spirit of the frontier. He was raised in a family of ranchers, learning the ways of the land from his father. He spent his childhood riding horses, mending fences, and tending to the herd of cattle that roamed their ranch. After studying literature at Texas A&M University, he spent several years working as a cowboy on various ranches across the state, honing his skills in horsemanship and living the life of a modern-day cowboy.

This is when he reunited with his high school sweetheart, Tracie, and they decided to move to a ranch in Montana, where they raised their three kids. After their kids moved out, he picked up the pen once again. His writing is influenced by his firsthand knowledge of cowboy culture, as well as his extensive research into Western history and folklore.

If you are looking for a writer who takes his inspiration from his favorite old-time Western writers such as Louis L’ Amour and Zane Grey, then look no further! E.J. West’s stories are filled with authentic details of life on the frontier, from the dusty trails of cattle drives and the rowdy saloons of frontier towns to unexpected wagon stories and exciting Indian disputes.