Wolf Creek PublishingEstablished 2026 · Tennessee

Hold
the line.

Westerns and field manuals from Tennessee. Two kinds of book, one idea: a person decides who they are, then holds to it when it costs.

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Fiction · The Series

The Caleb Wolf Westerns

Nobody gets left.

Western fiction for every age, set in the California Sierra of the 1880s. A boy raised by wolves, trained to shoot in a travelling circus, who will not kill a man and will not leave anyone behind. Written by O. D. Clark.

Front cover of The Gold of the Rising Sun
Book One

The Gold of the Rising Sun

California Sierra, 1880. A boy left to die in the snow is taken in by a white she-wolf and raised wild, and grows into a marksman bound by a single oath: to shoot the gun from a man’s hand, but never the man.

When a Cherokee woman called Rising Sun rides home one dawn to find her village burned and her sisters stolen, Caleb Wolf goes with her — up into the high country after the bandit chief Salazar, a buried mountain of gold, and a debt that cannot be paid in money.

Paperback · 241 pages
ISBN 979-8-9975003-0-6
Available August 15, 2026
Front cover of The River of the Taken
Book Two

The River of the Taken

The delta, 1880. A year after raiders burned her people and carried her sisters down the river, a lawyer’s letter tells Rising Sun what she had stopped letting herself hope: some of them are still alive.

She and Caleb go down into the drowned country to pull them back one at a time — while the respectable man who built his fortune on that trade sends the one hunter money can buy who has never yet failed.

Paperback · 224 pages
ISBN 979-8-9975003-1-3
Available August 15, 2026
Front cover of The Law of the Wolf
Book Three

The Law of the Wolf

The high Sierra, 1881. Caleb Wolf has finally found the thing he never had — a wife, a valley, a people, a home. Then a hunted boy turns up half-dead in the snow, condemned to hang on the word of a single witness.

Caleb does the only thing he has ever known how to do: he takes him in. To save the boy from the rope he will bury his own name, cross five hundred miles of flood and fever, and go looking for a truth buried twenty years deep — while a patient, smiling bounty hunter who has never once been wrong comes for the one thing Caleb cannot lose.

Paperback · 190 pages
ISBN 979-8-9975003-2-0
Available August 15, 2026
Nonfiction · The Field Manual

High Agency

Not read it. Work it.

Front cover of High Agency: A Field Manual for Becoming More Capable

A field manual for becoming more capable. Every chapter had to answer one question before it earned a place: what can you do today that makes tomorrow better? If a chapter could not answer it, the chapter was cut.

Twenty-nine chapters that build on each other, each one ending in something you actually do. Measure your starting point honestly. Build systems that work when willpower does not. Plan in years and live in days. Protect the capacity everything else depends on. Turn criticism into information. Build a network that makes you more capable than you are alone.

Includes a complete bonus guide, Mastering Claude, on using AI as a working tool.

A guarantee, plainly stated. Work this plan for thirty days. Not read it. Work it. If you do not believe it was worth what you paid, return the book. I would rather you have your money back than a book that did not earn it.

Every worksheet from the back of the book is free to print here, no email required. And when you have worked it: I want feedback from the warriors that enter the battle to change.

Paperback · 6×9 · 196 pages
ISBN to be announced
Coming soon
The Author

O. D. Clark

O. D. Clark writes Westerns meant to be read by anyone at any age — no gore on the page, no easy killing, and a hero who holds his line when it costs him. The Caleb Wolf books grew out of a simple question: what would a man be like if the only family that ever raised him was a wolf pack, and the only law he ever chose was that nobody gets left behind. High Agency asks the same question of the reader, and hands them the tools to answer it. He is not writing from the finish line; he wrote that book while doing the work it describes.

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Book One
979-8-9975003-0-6
Book Two
979-8-9975003-1-3
Book Three
979-8-9975003-2-0
High Agency
To be announced