Mann, E. B. (Edward Beverly), 1902-1989

E. B. Mann was a writer of western fiction and a well known advocate for hunting and the gun industry. He wrote over twenty novels and books including such titles as “The Man from Texas,” “Stampede,” and “Shooting Melody.” He was editor of the American Rifleman for the National Rifle Association from 1943 to 1945. From 1948 to 1956 he was Director of the New Mexico Press. He left to become editor for Guns magazine. His column for Guns, titled “The Mann Says,” was a major source of pro-gun sentiment. Two other columns for Shooting Industry and Field and Stream espoused similar views. Mann died in 1989.

From the guide to the E.B. Mann papers, 1888-1987, (University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.)

E. B. Mann was a writer of western fiction and an advocate for hunting and the gun industry. He wrote over twenty novels and books including such titles as "The Man from Texas", "Stampede", and "Shooting Melody". He was editor of the American Rifleman for the National Rifle Association from 1943 to 1945. He was director of the New Mexico Press (1948-1956) until he left to become editor for Guns magazine. His column for Guns, titled "The Mann Says", was a major source of pro-gun sentiment. His columns for Shooting Industry and Field and Stream espoused similar views.

From the description of E.B. Mann papers, 1888-1987 (bulk 1920-1980) (University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center). WorldCat record id: 27928382