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The Wild West: 365 Days by Michael Wallis with Suzanne Fitzgerald Wallis, picture editor Robert G. McCubbin, Abrams, New York, 2011, $32.50. This book has a lot going against it. At 744 pages and 4.4 pounds, it’s as clunky as an adobe brick and heavy as a Colt Walker. Even its calendar-year conceit is flawed, …
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