O.K. Corral; Book 2 of 2 — Edward Drobinski

The gunfight at the OK Corral, the Wild West's most famous gun battle, lasted just thirty seconds with approximately thirty shots being fired. Yet, that thirty seconds has resulted in following accounts, editing, mythological posturing, entertainment oriented productions, and deflating studies provided by modern historical experts who were invariably not there and thereby had not lived in the culture of the Wild West, yet would have you defer to their learned editorials, the volume of which can fill the cyber space allocated to a moderately popular, twenty-first century purveyor of chat, truth, and misinformation. This rambling compilation delves into the many stories attributed to each of the characters involved, with special deference given to the newly found account given by Doc Holliday to freelance reporter Dave Wallace, as well as places the Wild West into the context of its gone time and current time. Color coordinated guidelines are established so that the reader can focus only on the parts they want to see.