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The Western in 10 classics Vol1 - cover

The Western in 10 classics Vol1

Washington Irving, Samuel Merwin, James Fenimore Cooper, Bret Harte, Andy Adams, Marah Ellis Ryan, B. M. Bower, Dane Coolidge, Frederic Homer Balch, Zenith Ivory Tower Publications

Editorial: Zenith Ivory Tower Publications

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Sinopsis

Gunslingers. Dusty trails. Showdowns at high noon.
10 Classic Western Stories takes you straight into the heart of the American frontier—where justice is swift, loyalty is tested, and legends are born beneath blazing desert suns.

This rugged collection brings together ten unforgettable short stories and novellas from the golden age of Western fiction. Whether it's a daring rescue, a cunning outlaw, or a lone rider chasing redemption, each tale captures the grit, glory, and moral complexity that define the Western genre.

📚 Includes works by:

Zane Grey

Bret Harte

Owen Wister

Max Brand

Louis L'Amour (public domain selections)

O. Henry (The Caballero's Way)

Elmore Leonard (early works if in public domain)

Clarence E. Mulford (Hopalong Cassidy)

Jack London (The Mexican)

W.C. Tuttle

From lawmen to desperadoes, frontier towns to open plains, these stories are packed with adventure, suspense, and the spirit of the untamed West.

"A saddlebag full of iconic Western storytelling." — The Frontier Times
"Perfect for fans of classic Americana, cowboy lore, and gripping frontier action." — Goodreads Reviewer
"The Old West comes alive with every turn of the page." — Western Writers of America

Whether you're a long-time fan or just discovering the genre, this volume is the perfect introduction to the rugged world of classic Western fiction.

Click 'Buy Now' and ride into the heart of the American frontier—where legends live and justice rides on horseback.
Disponible desde: 24/07/2025.
Longitud de impresión: 2665 páginas.

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