BADLANDS - A WILD WEST ANTHOLOGY
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The old, wild west was hardboiled and strange and we're a-warning y'all right now - these ain't your Granpappy's western stories. No sirree! Here at Dead Guns Press we don't believe in no such thing.
Kick back with a bottle of rotgut, cut off a chunk of chaw, and enjoy these dark western tales. We guarantee that this anthology kicks harder than an old gunslinger’s Colt .45 in a 4th of July whorehouse shootout!
BADLANDS : STRANGE TALES FROM THE WILD WEST
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CONTENTS
Grimm's Prairie Trails: Dead Man Stalkin' by Paul 'Deadeye' Dick : In his own words, Ezekiel Grimmnisdottis ain't a nice guy in a cozy line of work. Even he should have guessed something was awry when he encountered Vampires and Werewolves on the same night...
Badmen And Bullets by Matthew Wilson : Searching for fame has nothing to do with it for Rachel. She needs to find Steven for a more personal reason.
Carmine by Juan J. Gutiérrez : A mysterious Padre returns from a secretive trip. What is in the leather bag? And why does he refuse to tell? An atmospheric tale of the dark West.
Ghost Riders by Dorothy Davies : Ten left, looking for adventure, gold, action and some shooting practice. Seven returned. Not all were left where they fell.
For Better Men by John Thompson: Medical advances can take unusual and unexpected directions - especially in the Badlands of the Old West.
Moonshine And The Sundown Kid by Earl And Paul Dick : "Pooch" came from old money and was doped up on Opium most of the time to ease the pain of war wounds of the soul. He keeps a older, darker secret...
The Past Catching Up by Gerry Huntman : Shameful deeds never stay hidden...
The Plan by Matthew Wilson : The witch paid extra for the words 'wrongly hanged' to be carved on her boy's tombstone. The situation is not over.
I Has Come To Make My Peace With The Almighty by Bruce H. Markuson : The people of Fire Horse Trail have long since left the town and the Badlands never give up their dead.
The White Sheep by Matthew Wilson : Anna had caught meningitis and I have no excuse for my crime...
Stagecoach Blues by Greg McWhorter : A long journey through the Joshua Trees and Yukka plants. Monotonous yet unsettling, a cause for the blues?
The Lamp And The Flame by Vivien Caethe : Bernadette watched the fire burn down the mountainside. There was beauty in the destruction, a fierce joy in the flames...
Brown And The Saloon Of Doom by J.A. Campbell : Miller, Colorado had a ghost problem in 1900. I had never seen a ghost, but I was the dog for the job...
The Indian by Scáthe meic Beorh : White folk did really bad things to the Indians. He wasn't a ghost, wasn't even dead - but he represented the spirit of all Indians.