Bison books offers - besides others - three REH compilations, two with Western stories and one with Boxing stories.
Can someone tell me, if these stories contain something supernatural or are they just mundane?
Thanks!
Here are the three books with their stories:
The Riot at Bucksnort
and Other Western Tales
Introduction by David Gentzel
Mountain Man (magazine version)
Meet Cap'n Kidd
Guns of the Mountains (magazine version)
The Peaceful Pilgrim
War On Bear Creek (magazine version)
The Haunted Mountain (magazine version)
The Feud Buster (magazine version)
The Riot at Cougar Paw
Pistol Politics
Gents in Buckskin
aka "No Cowherders Wanted"
Politics at Lonesome Lizard
aka The Conquerin' Hero of the Humbolts
A Gent from the Pecos
Gents on the Lynch
The Riot at Bucksnort
Knife-River Prodigal
A Man-Eating Jeopard
The End of the Trail
Western Stories
Introduction by Rusty Burke
'Golden Hope' Christmas
Drums of the Sunset
The Extermination of Yellow Donory
The Judgment of the Desert
Gunman's Debt
The Man on the Ground
The Sand-Hill's Crest (poem)
The Devil's Joker
Knife, Bullet and Noose
Law-Shooters of Cowtown
The Last Ride
(with Robert Enders Allen)
John Ringold (poem)
The Vultures of Wahpeton
The Vultures of Wahpeton (alternate ending)
Vultures' Sanctuary
The Dead Remember
The Ghost of Camp Colorado (article)
The Strange Case of Josiah Wilbarger (article)
Beyond the Brazos River (letter excerpts)
Billy the Kid and the Lincoln County War (letter excerpts)
The Ballad of Buckshot Roberts (poem)
Boxing Stories
Introduction by Chris Gruber
In the Ring (poem)
The Pit of the Serpent
The Bull-Dog Breed
The Champion of the Forecastle
Waterfront Law
Texas Fists
The Fightin'est Pair
Vikings of the Gloves
Cultured Cauliflowers (Costigan version)
A New Game for Costigan
Hard-Fisted Sentiment
When You Were a Set-Up and I Was a Ham (poem)
The Spirit of Tom Molyneaux
aka The Apparition in the Prize Ring
Crowd-Horror
Iron Men
Kid Galahad
Fists of the Desert
They Always Come Back
Kid Lavigne Is Dead (poem)[/b]
Can someone tell me, if these stories contain something supernatural or are they just mundane?
Thanks!
Here are the three books with their stories:
The Riot at Bucksnort
and Other Western Tales
Introduction by David Gentzel
Mountain Man (magazine version)
Meet Cap'n Kidd
Guns of the Mountains (magazine version)
The Peaceful Pilgrim
War On Bear Creek (magazine version)
The Haunted Mountain (magazine version)
The Feud Buster (magazine version)
The Riot at Cougar Paw
Pistol Politics
Gents in Buckskin
aka "No Cowherders Wanted"
Politics at Lonesome Lizard
aka The Conquerin' Hero of the Humbolts
A Gent from the Pecos
Gents on the Lynch
The Riot at Bucksnort
Knife-River Prodigal
A Man-Eating Jeopard
The End of the Trail
Western Stories
Introduction by Rusty Burke
'Golden Hope' Christmas
Drums of the Sunset
The Extermination of Yellow Donory
The Judgment of the Desert
Gunman's Debt
The Man on the Ground
The Sand-Hill's Crest (poem)
The Devil's Joker
Knife, Bullet and Noose
Law-Shooters of Cowtown
The Last Ride
(with Robert Enders Allen)
John Ringold (poem)
The Vultures of Wahpeton
The Vultures of Wahpeton (alternate ending)
Vultures' Sanctuary
The Dead Remember
The Ghost of Camp Colorado (article)
The Strange Case of Josiah Wilbarger (article)
Beyond the Brazos River (letter excerpts)
Billy the Kid and the Lincoln County War (letter excerpts)
The Ballad of Buckshot Roberts (poem)
Boxing Stories
Introduction by Chris Gruber
In the Ring (poem)
The Pit of the Serpent
The Bull-Dog Breed
The Champion of the Forecastle
Waterfront Law
Texas Fists
The Fightin'est Pair
Vikings of the Gloves
Cultured Cauliflowers (Costigan version)
A New Game for Costigan
Hard-Fisted Sentiment
When You Were a Set-Up and I Was a Ham (poem)
The Spirit of Tom Molyneaux
aka The Apparition in the Prize Ring
Crowd-Horror
Iron Men
Kid Galahad
Fists of the Desert
They Always Come Back
Kid Lavigne Is Dead (poem)[/b]