Doc Holliday

Letters from the issue of Thursday, June 19, 2008

Camera Obscura

Geek when you're spoken to

Fathers and Guns

Gunfighters fire a round for Dad

Rent and Rave

Plagued by bitter infighting among associates, the roof comes crumbling down on a Valley tenants advocacy group.

Time Transients

A new millennium in Phoenix, where the motorist in the next lane is your auld acquaintance

How the West Was Spun

Once upon a time, Glenn Boyer made history with his books on Wyatt Earp. Now, critics say he twisted the truth.

Who Shot First?

Once upon a time, Glenn Boyer made history with his books on Wyatt Earp. Now, critics say he twisted the truth.

12 Angry Diners

Dramatic justice not served by dinner theater's interactive courtroom melodrama

Dogie Bag

Dramatic justice not served by dinner theater's interactive courtroom melodrama

The High-Res Chaparral

Wear a star, be a star, in Western video-for-hire

Not Mining His Own Business

Wild Bill Mahoney owns Wyatt Earp's patented mining claim in Tombstone. All that prevents him from turning it into a tourist attraction are the dozens of people living on it.