Dangerous Men and Resolute Women - 6 Western Pulp Tales!

PERIL PRESS presents:

Collier’s, February 11 1933
THE NESTER’S GIRL
by Alan LeMay
Illustrated by Matt Clark
A romance of the modern West. It seems that places still exist where there is scope for dangerous men and resolute women
A battle for desert water—and for love.
5600 Words

Collier’s, April 26 1930
THE BATTLE OF GUNSMOKE LODE
by Alan LeMay
Illustrated by Henry Davis
The story of a little Western fracas that was nobody's business but the winner's
THE BATTLE OF GUNSMOKE LODE: The story of a stubborn man.
4180 Words

Collier’s, August 22 1931
SADDLE BUM
by Alan LeMay
Illustrated by Matt Clark
A Western romance—with the spice of mystery that makes a good story irresistible
SADDLE BUM: Sheep feud in the cattle country.
5200 Words

Collier’s, June 27 1931
MULES
by Alan LeMay
Illustrated by Harold Von Schmidt
A drama of the open spaces, with Twenty-Mule Bill, capably assisted by a company of leatherheads, swivel-ears, harness canaries and heavy-gauge jack rabbits
Mules: Or, as some say, heavy-gauge jack rabbits.
2000 Words

Collier’s, May 14 1932
BRONC FIGHTER'S GIRL
by Alan LeMay
Illustrated by Herbert Morton Stoops
There are times when it takes more courage to quit than to carry on. But who’d expect a girl to think of that?
A romance of the rodeos.
5600 Words

Western Story Magazine, September 20 1924
NEEDIN’ HELP BAD
by Alan LeMay
1000 Words

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