Red Shuttleworth

Western Settings

Red Shuttleworth

“Reading Western Settings is akin to sitting in on a game of gentleman’s poker with Hickok ‘n Holliday, Waylon ‘n Willie, Bukowski ‘n Brautigan at the Bucket of Blood Saloon in Virginia City on a Sunday afternoon. Red Shuttleworth’s poems are whiskey-throated and squinty-eyed. Yet, when the blue smoke clears, you’ll find that this is a book about family and friends, about love and legends nurtured in, and by, the big two-hearted rural West.”
–Paul Zarzyski, author of All This Way for the Short Ride

Selected Works

Poetry
The mad life, in poetry, of Old West outlaw Johnny Ringo.
Roadside Attractions, Roadside Attractions is the winner of the 2011 Spur Award for Best Poem from Western Writers of America, is an extended meditation, using the ghazal poetry form, on driving the West.
We Drove All Night is a collection of Red Shuttleworth's latest poetry published in magazines.
This slim book of poems collects the best of Red Shuttleworth’s recent literary journal publications.
The poems in Spur Award winning Western Settings explore the history and life of the American West.
The bio-sketch poems of Brief Lives are a poignant look at the 20th century American West
Drama
The nature of the Old and the New West is reflected in this anthology edited by Red Shuttleworth

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