"Riders of the Purple Sage," published in 1912, was Zane Grey's first bestseller, one of many he came to write. It has never been out of print and is considered one of the best Westerns ever ...

EXCLUSIVE: Adaptive Studios announced today that they have purchased Zane Grey’s complete literary estate, which includes a massive catalog of intellectual property from one of the most iconic ...

An avid fisherman, Zane Grey found the perfect spot in the early 1900s to call home at the confluence of the Delaware and Lackawaxen rivers in Pike County. And Grey aficionados found it the perfect… ...

As teenagers, we especially enjoyed reading Westerns and thought Zane Grey (1872-1939) was one of the best writers. Obviously, our generation agreed with us — his books outsold those of Ernest ...

Not many people know that Zane Grey, the famous early-day Western writer, was born Pearl Zane Gray in Zanesville, Ohio, and attained a degree to practice dentistry. His first novel, "Betty Zane ...

Pearl Zane Grey (January 30, 1872-October 24, 1939) was an American author best known for his very popular adventure novels and stories associated with the Western Frontier. His success was ...

"His Riders of the Purple Sage (1912) became the western that all other westerns had to measure up to," says Miller, curator of the Zane Grey Museum in Norwich, just east of Zanesville, Ohio ...

The National Park Service's 18th Annual Zane Grey Festival is July 13 in Lackawaxen, at the Pike County home of the famed Wild West novelist.

The "Native Peoples and the Zane Grey Museum" project seeks to engage Native peoples’ perspectives of, experiences with, and creative responses to Zane Grey’s myths about the western United States and ...

EXCLUSIVE: Adaptive Studios announced today that they have purchased Zane Grey’s complete literary estate, which includes a massive catalog of intellectual property from one of the most iconic ...