East of the Sun and West of Fort Smith

"William Sanders is wickedly funny, a great storyteller, and a writer with peculiar ideas."
-- Claude Lalumière in Locus

"Sanders is witty, caus

"William Sanders is wickedly funny, a great storyteller, and a writer with peculiar ideas."
-- Claude Lalumière in Locus

"Sanders is witty, caustic, clever, cynical, and not very PC at all."
-- Tom Easton in Analog

William Sanders was born in Arkansas in 1942 and served with the US Army Security Agency during the Vietnam War. He is the author of more than 20 published books and many stories and articles; his short fiction has been nominated for major awards, including the Hugo and Nebula, and has twice won the Sidewise Award for Alternate History. He lives in Oklahoma with his motorcycle and his dog.

Contents:
Elvis Bearpaw's Luck (1995)
Going after Old Man Alabama (1994)
The Undiscovered (1997)
Words and Music (1997)
Billy Mitchell's Overt Act (1998)
Ninekiller and the Neterw (1998)
Dirty Little Cowards (1999)
Jennifer, Just before Midnight (1999)
Creatures (2000)
Smoke (2000)
Looking for Rhonda Honda (2000)
When This World Is All on Fire (2001)
He Did the Flatline Boogie and He Boogied on Down the Line (2001)
The Scuttling or, Down by the Sea with Marvin and Pamela (1999)
Empire (2001)
Tenbears and the Bruja (1999)
Duce (2002)
Dry Bones (2003)
At Ten Wolf Lake (2004)
Sitka (2004)
Angel Kills (2005)
Not Fade Away (2005)
Acts (2005)
Amba (2005)
Going to See the Beast (2006)
The Contractors (2007)