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Zane Grey's Riders of the Purple Sage John Locke addresses the 20th century fundamentalistHis mother was against it, but he grew up to be a cowboy anyway. Zane Grey was a corn fed mid westerner who ended up an unhappy dentist in New York City. After a journey to Arizona and Utah in 1907, he decided he would rather wear chaps and a Stetson rather than return to a mundane life pulling teeth in Manhattan. Thus began his career as a writer. Zane Grey faced mountains of rejection and disappointment in publishing his early novels, but when