Editing Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (section)

=== In print ===
* ''Saint Johnson'' (1930), {{ISBN|978-2330051051}} – A novel by [[W.R. Burnett]]. A thinly fictionalized depiction of the conflict between the outlaws and the law officers.
* ''Who Rides with Wyatt'' (1955), {{ISBN|978-0843942927}} – A novel by [[Henry Wilson Allen|Will Henry]].
* ''[[Warlock (1958 novel)|Warlock]]'' (1958), {{ISBN|978-1590171615}} – A novel by [[Oakley Hall]].
* ''Bloody Season'' (1987), {{ISBN|978-0515125313}} – A novel by [[Loren D. Estleman]], a carefully researched depiction of events leading up the shootout and gunfight itself.
* ''[[Christ Versus Arizona]]'' (1988), {{ISBN|978-8432205828}} – A novel by Spanish Nobel winner [[Camilo José Cela]], it consists of a single sentence that is more than one hundred pages long.
* ''Frontier Earth'' (1999), {{ISBN|978-0441005895}} – a sci-fi/western novel by actor [[Bruce Boxleitner]], about the events leading up to the gunfight.
* ''The Return of Little Big Man'' (1999), {{ISBN|978-0316091176}} – in which novelist [[Thomas Berger (novelist)|Thomas Berger]]'s wandering protagonist Jack Crabb becomes a witness to the event.
* ''Gunman's Rhapsody'' (2001), {{ISBN|978-0425182895}} – by [[Robert B. Parker]]
* ''Telegraph Days'' (2006), {{ISBN|978-0739470169}} – a novel by [[Larry McMurtry]], includes a representation of the gunfight, told by a fictional journalist and eyewitness
* ''[[Territory (novel)|Territory]]'' (2007), {{ISBN|978-0312857356}} – a novel by [[Emma Bull]] offers a fantasy retelling of the events leading up to the fight.
* ''The Buntline Special'' (2010), {{ISBN|978-1616142490}} – by [[Mike Resnick]], a [[Steampunk]] re-imagining of the gunfight.
* ''The Last Kind Words Saloon'' (2014), {{ISBN|978-0393351194}} – by [[Larry McMurtry]], culminates with a version of the gunfight.
* ''Epitaph: A Novel of the O.K. Corral'' (2015), {{ISBN|978-0062198778}} – by [[Mary Doria Russell]] tells Wyatt Earp's story.
* ''Tombstone: The Earp Brothers, Doc Holliday, and the Vendetta Ride from Hell'' (2020), {{ISBN|978-1250214591}} by Tom Clavin