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1999

D. Laszlo Conhaim Comanche Captive

2017

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2019

Spur Awards, D. Laszlo Conhaim
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Spur-Award Western-Writers-of-America Conhaim Robeson All-Man's-Land

Finalist Best Traditional Western Novel, 2020 Western Writers of America Spur Awards

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2020 "Maverick" Medallion Winner, 2022 Best Novel Winner,
Will Rogers Medallion Awards

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Western Fictioneers Peacemaker Award Finalist
The Unredeemed, D. Laszlo Conhaim, Will Rogers Medallion Award, Western Fictioneers Peacemaker Award, Indian Captives, Buffalo Soldier Tragedy of 1877, Comanche Captive sequel, Western Novel

“From its beginning, America has confronted the question, ‘How much do Black lives matter?’ During slavery, Black lives were measured by their economic value, but after slavery Black lives lost much of their monetary and social value . . . A novel can connect the past with the present . . . D. László Conhaim’s novels pursue social and racial concerns woven into the traditional Western. In The Unredeemed, redeemer Scott Renald struggles with whether he should seek to rescue a little Black girl when the larger society does not care . . . Conhaim presents a more accurate American West in all of its colors and dimensions with the imagined story unfolding within the context of real people, places and events . . . a story well told.”

 

—Michael N. Searles, scholar of the Black American West, Roundup Magazine, Western Writers of America

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