Monday, October 22, 2012

PimPage: An Occasional Feature in Which I Call Attention to Books of Interest

Six-guns and Slay Bells: A Creepy Cowboy ChristmasSix-guns and Slay Bells: A Creepy Cowboy Christmas: Western Fictioneers,Robert J. Randisi,James Reasoner,Troy D. Smith,Larry D. Sweazy,L.J. (Livia J.) Washburn,C Courtney Joyner,Chuck Tyrell,Matthew P. Mayo,Douglas Hirt,Clay More,Cheryl Pierson,James J. Griffin,Christine Matthews,Jerry Guin,Charlie Steel: 9781478189169: Amazon.com: Books:  Put on your Santa hat and saddle up for this collection of creepy Christmas stories from the Western Fictioneers, the world's only organization of professional authors devoted solely to Western fiction. 'Tis the season for ghosts, vampires, monsters, aliens, and other bizarre creatures to make these Old West holiday tales truly special. Legendary Western author Robert J. Randisi spins the spectral yarn of "Sheriff Santa and the Ghost of Two Gun Jim". Peacemaker and Spur Award winning author Troy D. Smith takes the reader on a murderous Christmas journey to "Bitter Mountain". New York Times bestseller and Peacemaker Award winner James Reasoner writes about a strange encounter on the Staked Plains in "Presents for One and All". Larry D. Sweazy, two-time winner of the Will Rogers Medallion Award for Western fiction, tells the story of an epic battle between good and evil in "The Longest Night". An isolated stagecoach station under siege by Apaches is the setting of Cheryl Pierson's "The Keepers of Camelot", a tale of rebirth and redemption. These and many other stories by some of today's top writers in the Western field make SIX-GUNS AND SLAY BELLS the most unusual Western Christmas anthology ever published.

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