Once Upon a Time in the West

Randi Samuelson-Brown

ISBN 13: 9798232664398

Published by Randi Samuelson-Brown, 2025

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nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A gritty, unflinching collection of award-winning short stories that will enthrall historical fiction and weird western fans. This collection captures the spirit of individualism set against the darker side of life in the American West. From Colorado gold-camps where all that glittered was not gold, to the wide-open empty of Wyoming's range and reaching through the vast expanse of Montana, this collection captures a raw West in stark contrast to civilized society. Readers will discover untold stories about strong, independent women who simply did not back down.The Devil's Rope - A woman's personal fight in the aftermath of Ella Watson's (Cattle Kate) lynching during Wyoming's Range War. Starred Library Journal Review.Death and Singular Obligations - The question of whether or not to do the right thing despite past grievances, or to let a woman die on her own.Vampires of State Street - At her own peril, a dancehall girl in rollicking Leadville seeks an easier existence by taking up with one of the legendary 'vampires' who plied their trade along notorious Tiger Alley and State Street.The Rough Side of Town - A Clairvoyant, a mining swindle, and a fresh start. Maude Montgomery, abandoned by her husband in Nebraska, heads west to take up fortune telling in Cripple Creek - a chancy proposition at the best of times.Too Much Dancing Going On - a novella about a woman's quest for books and reading as she undertakes hazardous journeys through Montana's early settlement. Will Rogers Medallion Finalist.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Once Upon a Time in the West
• Publisher: Randi Samuelson-Brown
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798232664398
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 216W x 140H x 8D millimeters 216 millimeters width by 140 millimeters height by 8 millimeters depth
• Weight: 186 grams

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Synopsis

A gritty, unflinching collection of award-winning short stories that will enthrall historical fiction and weird western fans. This collection captures the spirit of individualism set against the darker side of life in the American West. From Colorado gold-camps where all that glittered was not gold, to the wide-open empty of Wyoming's range and reaching through the vast expanse of Montana, this collection captures a raw West in stark contrast to civilized society. Readers will discover untold stories about strong, independent women who simply did not back down.

The Devil's Rope - A woman's personal fight in the aftermath of Ella Watson's (Cattle Kate) lynching during Wyoming's Range War. Starred Library Journal Review.

Death and Singular Obligations - The question of whether or not to do the right thing despite past grievances, or to let a woman die on her own.

Vampires of State Street - At her own peril, a dancehall girl in rollicking Leadville seeks an easier existence by taking up with one of the legendary "vampires" who plied their trade along notorious Tiger Alley and State Street.

The Rough Side of Town - A Clairvoyant, a mining swindle, and a fresh start. Maude Montgomery, abandoned by her husband in Nebraska, heads west to take up fortune telling in Cripple Creek - a chancy proposition at the best of times.

Too Much Dancing Going On - a novella about a woman's quest for books and reading as she undertakes hazardous journeys through Montana's early settlement. Will Rogers Medallion Finalist.

About the Author

Randi Samuelson-Brown is originally from Golden, Colorado but now lives in the rowdy city of Denver. A passion for Colorado history was instilled by her father from childhood, and to this day she feels haunted by the West's lesser-known histories (the dark side) and their long-reach into the present. Award winning, her work has been featured on C-SPAN, and she has been a finalist in the Colorado Book Awards and the prestigious SPUR Award from the Western Writers of America.

When not writing, in her free time Randi can be found riding horses and traveling around Colorado and the West, finding inspiration from people, places, and whispers from the past.