Preston Lewis

Mar 22, 2024 | historynet.com | Austin Stahl |Preston Lewis

Of all the city slickers ever to venture into the 19th century American West, Oscar Wilde towered above the rest, preening like a peacock with his ostentatious wardrobe, his philosophy of art and his knack for spilling printer’s ink across the pages of Western newspapers. In the parlance of the cowboy, Wilde exemplified the “swivel dude,” a gaudy fellow worthy of a second look or a tip of the hat.

Dec 9, 2023 | lonestarliterary.com | Preston Lewis |Harriet Lewis

Home Magic Machine Series by Preston Lewis and Harriet Kocher Lewis Join us on a book blog tour! THE MAGIC MACHINE SERIES VOLUMES 1 & 2 By Preston Lewis and Harriet Kocher Lewis Nonfiction / Artificial Intelligence / Humor Publisher: Bariso Press FALL, 2023 Click the blogs to link up to book reviews! Those in bold are direct links and will be live on their scheduled dates. 12/13/23 Hall Ways Blog Series Spotlight 12/13/23 LSBBT Blog BONUS Stop 12/14/23 Forgotten Winds Review Jokes 12/15/23...

Sep 22, 2023 | historynet.com | Preston Lewis

Bad, bawdy and bankable during its 1880s heyday, Colorado City blossomed as one of the Lone Star State’s major cattle towns, only to wilt away within the decade like a funeral wreath beneath the scorching west Texas sun.

Apr 4, 2023 | vrfitnessinsider.com | Preston Lewis

Welcome to the latest episode of the VR Fitness Insider Podcast!Today, we’re excited to chat with FitXR Co-Founder and CEO, Sam Cole. Listen to how he and his Co-Founder (Sameer Baroova) built one of the most popular VR Fitness titles. Sam shares some of the behind-the-scenes early days of building the product and some valuable tips for other VR Fitness application creators. Sam and Sameer are true pioneers of VR fitness and we’re excited to have Sam on the show to share many insights with you all.

Feb 24, 2023 | historynet.com | Preston Lewis

As disturbers of the peace, neither celebrating cowboys nor dueling gunmen could hold a candle to the feral cats that roamed the streets and disrupted the dreams of folks in mining towns, cow towns and other settlements across the Old West. Meowing, trilling, hissing, growling, snarling, grunting, screeching and wailing at all hours of the night, such roving felines were to nighttime tranquility what dynamite was to solid rock.