Saturday, July 23, 2011

THE TRADITIONAL WEST

I'm proud to have a new short story, "Lost Mountain Pass," in this new anthology, THE TRADITIONAL WEST.  The story introduces a new character, Deputy U. S. Marshal Hank "Trusty" Snowden.  Trusty gets charged with escorting a judge back to Enid, Oklahoma, and encounters the sister of a band out of outlaws with troubles of her own. I hope you like it, and the other fine stories published in this collection of western stories.   ~~Larry
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The classic American Western returns in this collection of brand-new stories by some of the top Western writers in the world today.  Twenty-four members of Western Fictioneers, the only writers’ organization devoted solely to traditional Western fiction, take readers from the dusty plains of Texas to the sweeping vistas of Montana and beyond, in the biggest original Western anthology ever published!

Western Fictioneers was founded in 2010 to promote the oldest genuine American art form, the Western story.  Its worldwide membership includes best-selling, award-winning authors of Western fiction, as well as the brightest up-and-coming new stars in the Western field.  The organization’s first anthology features original stories by Steven Clark, Phil Dunlap, Edward A. Grainger, James J. Griffin, Jerry Guin, C. Courtney Joyner, Jackson Lowry,  Larry Jay Martin, Matthew P. Mayo, Rod Miller, Clay More, Ross Morton, Kerry Newcomb, Scott D. Parker, Pete Peterson, Cheryl Pierson, Kit Prate, Robert J. Randisi, James Reasoner, Dusty Richards, Troy D. Smith, Larry D. Sweazy, Chuck Tyrell, and L.J. Washburn.  With original cover artwork by acclaimed artist Pete Peterson, THE TRADITIONAL WEST is more than 120,000 words of classic Western fiction.


Available on Amazon.  Barnes and Noble and a trade paperback will be coming soon.

1 comment:

Cheryl Pierson said...

Your blog looks awesome, Larry. I'm from Oklahoma--in fact, my parents lived in Enid before I was born. I live in OKC now. I'm very honored to be a part of this collection, too, and am anxious to read your story.
Cheryl