Ysabel Kid

The Floating Outfit was too busy smuggling guns to notice the Civil War was over. But when they run into trouble passing the Henry repeaters over the border to Juarez, they call Comanche fast and Texas tough Ysabel for help.

Provides an introduction to American pulp fiction during the twentieth century with brief author biographies and lists of their works.

In this exhilarating, moving novel set in modern and ancient Provence, Guy Gavriel Kay casts brilliant light on the ways in which history – whether of a culture or a family – refuses to be buried.

An adventurous Englishman explores the forgotten landscape of America’s Wild West in this “illuminating, elegantly written travelogue” (Financial Times). In his acclaimed memoir Swan River, David Reynolds invited readers into the world of his youth, growing up in Manitoba, Canada. Now, in Slow Road to Brownsville, Reynolds brings readers on a road trip along Highway 83, a little-known two-lane highway that runs from his Canadian hometown to the Mexican border at Brownsville, Texas, on the Gulf of Mexico. Enthralled by the myth of the American West and the romance of the open road, Reynolds explores the realities behind both as he makes his way between small towns, gas stations, and motels, hanging out in bars with the locals and learning the stories of this forgotten region that was once the frontier. Along the way he encounters many legendary figures from North American history, including Lewis and Clark, Sitting Bull, Buffalo Bill, Davy Crockett, and even Truman Capote.

Stone Hart's ranch is a stretch of land rich with silver, gold and copper--and running with blood. The forces of greed won't leaave Spanish Grant County without a final fight, and Hart's only chance of defending his claim lies in the support of a hard-riding and fast-shooting Texas crew including the Ysabel Kid and Calamity Jane.