WorksWest Bound:
Stories of Providence “These stories harken back to what we often think of as a more innocent time. Yet life was difficult and the world was always uncertain and changing. Robert Gish has captured time and place in Oklahoma and New Mexico with a deep love and a sorrowed heart for what was and for what might have been.” --John Nichols First Horses:
Stories of the New West “This collection of short stories examines an authentic view of tri-cultural life: Gish portrays Indians, Hispanics and Anglos as they live, work, and play in the Southwest. He steers away from the romantic and racist cop-outs; instead Gish draws out the life and truth of his characters, revealing the quiet beauty of the Southwest and its peoples. Highly commendable.” --Jimmy Santiago Baca  Rio Reading Bad Boys and Black Sheep:
Fateful Tales from the West Bad Boys and Black Sheep explores the complex intersections between myth and personal choice, intentional mischief and fate-driven misadventure. His characters are men of all ages and backgrounds who come to a crucial moment of existence when they must confront the consequences of their past. |
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