A compelling journey through history, mystery, and the unexplained, inspired by the legendary story of Belle Starr.
Killing Belle Starr follows an artist whose fascination with Belle Starr and her unsolved death leads him to Oklahoma in search of answers. What begins as historical research soon becomes a deeply personal journey into memory, mystery, and the past.
The legendary woman at the center of the mystery.
Questions surrounding her death remain unanswered.
A journey through Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
Where history meets personal experience.
Anthony Christlieb combines his interest in art, historical research, and the American Old West in Killing Belle Starr: A Past Life Journey into the Old West.
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“Killing Belle Starr brings the atmosphere of the Old West to life while exploring a mystery that feels both historical and deeply personal.”
“A very different kind of historical novel. The connection between past and present gives the story an unusual and memorable depth.”
“The mystery surrounding Belle Starr is compelling, and the approach makes the journey feel immersive, atmospheric, and full of questions worth exploring.”
Killing Belle Starr is a work of fiction inspired by historical research into Belle Starr, the people of Indian Territory, and the mystery surrounding her life and death.
The people, landscapes, legends, and mysteries of the Old West provide the historical backdrop for Killing Belle Starr.
Discover the legendary woman whose life, reputation, and mysterious death remain at the center of the story.
Journey through the historic territory that shaped the lives, conflicts, and events surrounding Belle Starr.
Step into an era filled with pioneers, outlaws, changing frontiers, and mysteries that continue to fascinate.
“An intriguing blend of Old West history, mystery, and personal discovery. The story kept me curious from beginning to end.”