The Pulp Western Anthology: Volume 2

Eight Action-Packed Novelettes This second volume of The Pulp Western Anthology focuses on the novelette—that once popular form of fiction that was too long to be a short story and not long enough to be a novel. The eight novelettes in this volume comprise more than 100,000 words of fast-shooting, hard-riding action, and even a little romance. Not Seen in Decades As was the case with volume one of The Pulp Western Anthology, none of the stories in volume two can be found lurking in the Internet slush pile of public domain works. We have intentionally sought stories that have been hidden from public view since their initial publication, and have resurrected them in the hopes that you, the reader, will find them as entertaining as we do.We have set them in a clean, new typeface and presented them with the artwork that originally accompanied their stories. Classic Pulp Western Literature This edition features the work of some of pulp western fiction's top names: William F. Bragg, H.C. Wire, Ray Humphreys, William A. Todd, Wayne D. Overholser, Walter Tompkins and William Schuyler. The stories are drawn from a series of the most popular Western magazines from the years 1928, 1935, 1938, 1943 and 1949. So roll a quirly, strap on your smoke-pole, and swing into the saddle for a literary romp that will take you from roaring cowtowns and bullet-riddled saloons to the Civil War-torn westernmost reaches of America, courtesy of The Pulp Western Anthology: Volume 2.