"Laramie"

The book highlights the life of Charles King, an American soldier and prolific writer who graduated from West Point and served in the Indian Wars. After being wounded in battle, he transitioned to writing, producing over 60 works, including novels and biographies. His connection with figures like Buffalo Bill Cody, for whom he wrote silent film scripts, showcases his diverse talents. King's notable contributions include "Campaigning with Crook" and "The true Ulysses S. Grant," reflecting his deep engagement with military history and storytelling.