KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. - s4story -- Yenne is the author of several acclaimed books on military and historical topics. The Wall Street Journal called his Indian Wars: The Campaign for the American West "splendid" and went on to say that it "has the rare quality of being both an excellent reference work and a pleasure to read." His other works include The American Aircraft Factory in World War II, Operation Cobra and the Great Offensive: Sixty Days that Changed the Course of World War II, Aces: True Stories of Victory and Valor in the Skies of World War II, Black '41: The West Point Class of 1941 and the American Triumph in World War II, and The History of the US Air Force. He is a member of the American Aviation Historical Society, and is a regular contributor to International Air Power Review. He also had the distinction of working with the legendary US Air Force commander, General Curtis E. LeMay, to produce Superfortress: The B-29 and American Airpower in World War II.

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This new Western series comes as the company releases its summer list including the first book in the brand new "Stagecoach Willy" Western series from Scott Harris. New releases from Gary Church, John D. Fie, Jr., Gary Hinson, Robert Hanlon, Fred Staff, and many others, including a brand new retrospective collection of Paul L. Thompson, will hit the market over the coming weeks.

"I think this new signing proves that the Western is here to stay," Dusty Saddle Publishing COO Bruce Bennett explained on Friday. "We are attracting authors from a variety of sources with our proven track record of being able to create hit Western novels for today's Western audience."

You can learn more about Bill Yenne by emailing the Dusty Saddle Publishing press office at Nick@nickwale.org. You can also learn more about Dusty Saddle Publishing and its authors by visiting www.dspublishingnetwork.com.