B. Braddock Boone

Meet the Author - B. Braddock Boone

B. Braddock Boone is a Western storyteller whose work carries forward the grit, moral tension, and wide-open landscapes of the American Old West. Writing in the tradition of classic dime novels and frontier epics, Boone brings to life stories of cowboys, lawmen, outlaws, homesteaders, and lone wanderers caught between survival and justice.

His fiction and non-fiction explores the defining moments of the West — cattle drives that stretch across endless plains, dusty rail towns on the edge of change, mining camps driven by hope and greed, and borderlands shaped by conflict between civilization and wilderness. Through these settings, Boone examines timeless themes of freedom, revenge, loyalty, and the hard choices demanded by frontier life.

Boone’s characters are shaped by place and pressure: sheriffs standing alone against lawlessness, gunslingers wrestling with their past, Native American figures navigating loss and resistance, and everyday men and women seeking dignity in unforgiving terrain. While rooted in historical authenticity, his work also embraces modern interpretations, including neo-Westerns and genre-blending tales that reimagine the frontier through speculative or science-fiction lenses.

Through his books with Discovery Walkabout Press, B. Braddock Boone keeps the Western alive — not as nostalgia, but as a living canvas where the struggle between good and evil, order and chaos, still rides beneath the open sky.