BOOK PHOTOS
WHAT THE CRITICS ARE SAYING
"The story is moving and compelling ... we are reminded who we are as a country and where we have been."
Jack L. Kennedy, Joplin Independent
ABOUT THE BOOK
Michael Quinn (1846 - 1934),
a life of adventure and tragedy in the Old West
• Survivor of the Irish Potato Famine
• Child laborer in English textile mill
• Irish immigrant to the United States
• Fenian fighter for Ireland's independence
• Bullwhacking freighter to western mining camps
• Helped construct the Transcontinental railroad
• Open-range cattleman in conflict with Native Americans
• His life transformed by the massacre at Wounded Knee
READ MORE - also related excerpts about Irish Potato Famine
It May Be Forever
An Irish American Rebel on the American Frontier
Rising from famine, child labor in England’s textile mills, and a foiled Irish rebellion to eventual prosperity on the American frontier, Michael Quinn lost love, friendship, and family in his single-minded pursuit of fortune. Only a dramatic encounter with a Lakota holy man provides the catalyst for personal redemption.
"Let it be said first that It May Be Forever: An Irish Rebel on the American Frontier is an excellent, very enjoyable book which would win the highest rating... The writing is first rate...
Francis Hamit - The Self-Publishing Review
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