Tucson Weekly: Forgotten Hero: Tucson writer James Shaffer brings the legend of Bass Reeves to life in a new historical novel and film project
Forgotten Hero: Tucson writer James Shaffer brings the legend of Bass Reeves to life in a new historical novel and film project
When Chad Feehan was approached by producer Taylor Sheridan and actor-producer David Oyelowo to create and run a limited series that told the true story of Bass Reeves – the first Black deputy U.S.
MUSKOGEE — You’ll soon be able to find Bass Reeves in a new miniseries from “Yellowstone” creator Taylor Sheridan. Locating the real Bass Reeves is a more challenging task. The legendary lawman spent ...
insider.si.edu: Bad news for outlaws : the remarkable life of Bass Reeves, deputy U.S. marshal / Vaunda Micheaux Nelson ; illustrations by R. Gregory Christie
Bad news for outlaws : the remarkable life of Bass Reeves, deputy U.S. marshal / Vaunda Micheaux Nelson ; illustrations by R. Gregory Christie
News9: Who Is Bass Reeves? Muskogee Museum Unveils New Statue Honoring His Life And Service
Who Is Bass Reeves? Muskogee Museum Unveils New Statue Honoring His Life And Service
MSN: Bass Reeves went from enslaved escapee to the most feared lawman in the Wild West
How a man born in bondage mastered the frontier, outshot outlaws, and reshaped the legend of Western justice. Bass Reeves’s story began in bondage, far removed from the mythic Western landscapes that ...
Bass Reeves went from enslaved escapee to the most feared lawman in the Wild West
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette: ‘Lawmen: Bass Reeves’ tells tale of Black marshal from Arkansas