"Tragedy at Willow Creek" is an extended version of "Buffalo Hunting and Other Ramblings" (a love story.), which Eliza Stoppes referred to as an "UNEXPECTED GEM" and "The sentences had short apt descriptions which made the book feel like a Hemingway story." As with "Buffalo Hunting," racism, hatred, and bigotry are addressed as evils. This historical fiction expands the author's imagination to include a fictional 1900s community suffering...