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Western Short Stories on the Web
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Charles
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Dec 30, 2012 10:08PM
Western novels still have a place in Kindle, Nook, and bookstore shelves. But, much of the newest short Western fiction is on the Web. Check out the short stories on ROPE AND WIRE and THE WESTERN ONLINE. Other members should add other sites and note favorite pieces that we can find on these sites. Happy reading.
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Take a look at 'THE KID AND THE KILLER' on thewesternonline.com. My latest short-story.
Frontier Tales is also a great place to go for short western fiction. They finished #5 in the just concluded Preditors & Editors poll for Best Ezine!
@L.J. I recently picked up Nemesis and Mr. Pettigrew and they're on my short list of books to read. These will be the first books of yours I'll read. Looking forward to it!!
Larry wrote: "@L.J. I recently picked up Nemesis and Mr. Pettigrew and they're on my short list of books to read. These will be the first books of yours I'll read. Looking forward to it!!"Larry, both of those books are still selling well. Thanks for giving me a try
L.J., I'm always looking for authors I haven't read before, especially in the western genre. I write westerns myself and have had some success with short stories in anthologies in the past year. Glad your books are still selling well. There's more western readers out there than the reviewers and critics think.
L.J. I too love westerns and have two titles, Ride a Shadowed Trail and its sequel Crossed Trails.
Eunice wrote: "L.J. I too love westerns and have two titles, Ride a Shadowed Trail and its sequel Crossed Trails."I'll look for your books Eunice.
I found a fun Western read for Kindle. Appearances by James Huble. I felt like I went back in time. Sixteen short western stories. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00A816A0K/r...
Going now to put Appearances by James Huble on my Kindle. Thanks for letting us western fans know.
You are very welcome, Eunice. It's people like us that keep the Western genre alive.
Here's my new collection of Western short stories -- http://www.amazon.com/Fourteen-Wester...If you look inside the book on its Amazon Kindle edition page you can read the complete first story for free and see what you think.
Resurrecting this thread to make a note to check out some of the sites for some good Westerns.
