G. Richardson

Gladwell Grady Richardson was an Indian trader and writer, known for his contributions to Arizona folklore of the Old West through his Western novels and folklore. He was part of the Richardson family that established trading posts in northern Arizona in the early 20th century. Richardson began his writing career in the mid-1920s writing nautical fiction, with his wife Millie as part of the editing and typing team. Together, they produced hundreds of novels and articles, many of which were published in Europe. Richardson made Flagstaff his home and later ran the Two Guns Trading Post. He published under his own name, but also under many pen names, with "Maurice Kildare" his most popular.

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