Corinne Joy Brown is a Denver native who loves the new and old West. A staff writer for Persimmon Hill, the magazine of the National Cowboy Museum and Western Heritage Center in Oklahoma City, she writes about people, places and events in the region, including arts, literature, and western culture. 

She also writes regularly for Western & English Today (a fashion and home furnishings, bi-monthly trade magazine) and Colorado Homes and Lifestyles. She is an occasional contributor to American Cowboy, and The Horse Connection, an equestrian magazine. When not writing, she pursues a career as a professional interior designer and is co-owner of a European contemporary home furnishings store in Littleton, Colorado.

Corinne is a member of Western Writers of America, the Denver Woman's Press Club, and a charter member of Women Writing the West. Her first historical novel, MacGregor's Lantern, a story of the cattle barons of the late 1800's in Colorado and Wyoming, (Part One of a trilogy,) was released by Thorndike Five Star Press in July of 2001. Her newest novel, co-written with Junior Michael Ray, Sanctuary Ranch, was released in April, 2006. (Five Star Expressions).

Her love of Colorado history, Scotland, and the people who settled the West continue to draw her into the past and her literary future.

(More biographical information, including samples of prior publications, is available through the Press Kit section)

Home | Contact | Copyright | Privacy | Top