Casey Nash

Casey Nash is a prolific Western-fiction author with more than 140 books in print. He began writing for Christian magazines more than two decades ago and turned to Western novels around 2014, penning a first book set in Horse Creek, Wyoming, a place he chose off a map and that has since become a second home he visits each year.

Nash writes six to eight hours a day across three ongoing series. The flagship Jubal Stone: U.S. Marshal series, set in 1880s Texas, has surpassed 100 titles and follows a marshal who, orphaned at fourteen when outlaws murdered his lawman father’s family, rises through frontier law enforcement. His other series feature the Kansas range detective Eutychus Bly and the one-eyed Iron Mountain, Wyoming marshal Dove Taylor, the latter written in the first person and co-authored in its fifth book with his daughter, Wren Nash.

Published by Dusty Saddle Publishing, Nash wrote Jubal Stone: U.S. Marshal: The Blade That Cuts Deep to honor Jim Bowie as part of a twelve-author series marking America’s 250th birthday, with one American-hero novel released each month. He describes his work as clean, fast-moving Western adventure in the tradition of Louis L’Amour, free of profanity and explicit content and accessible to younger readers.

Nash grew up around horses and livestock on a farm, a love of the West he traces to his father, and lives on a small farm in South Alabama with his wife, where he keeps horses and goats. His publicist is Nick Whale of Dusty Saddle Publishing.