Hawthorne: Tales of a Weirder West (13 page)

 

Heath Lowrance is the author of
City of Heretics
,
The Bastard Hand
, and the story collection
Dig Ten Graves
, as well as the Gideon Miles adventure "Miles to Little Ridge" and the Fight Card novella "Bluff City Brawler" (as Jack Tunney). He's lived in various places this side of the Mississippi River and currently calls Lansing, Michigan, his home (although the desolate wilds of Wyoming sound more and more appealing as he gets older). He's currently at work on more Hawthorne stories, another Gideon Miles tale, and a third full-length novel.
Other titles from BEAT to a PULP:

 

 

The Axeman of Storyville

 

by Heath Lowrance
(available in print and for Kindle)

 

 

From the Cash Laramie and Gideon Miles series comes a gripping tale of terror as Miles hunts down a nightmarish serial killer.

 

 

New Orleans, 1921. It’s a new world for former U.S. Marshal Gideon Miles, now retired and running one of the most popular jazz clubs in the city. But when a deranged axe murderer strikes at the prostitutes of Storyville, and the Black Hand takes up arms, Miles is drawn back into the world he knows so well--the world of evil men, buried secrets, and violent death. Just like old times.
Miles to Little Ridge

 

by Heath Lowrance
(available for Kindle)

 

 

Edward A.Grainger's Gideon Miles hits the trail in this fast-clip western novella written by Heath Lowrance. The U.S. Marshal finds himself in the sleepy town of Little Ridge, Montana, on the search for a wanted man. But just as Miles enters town, he's spotted by a hard case who recognizes Miles as the lawman that killed his friend. Now Miles must face the wanted man, who claims his innocence and is raising a daughter on his own, while the hard case and a ne'er-do-well partner are gunning for him.
The Empty Badge

 

by Wayne D. Dundee
(available in print and for Kindle)

 

 

It's been weeks since Cash Laramie, the famed "Outlaw Marshal," has been heard from. Meanwhile, at the Federal Marshal headquarters in Cheyenne, Wyoming, some disturbing reports are starting to filter in about the notorious Driscoll Gang rapidly hitting a series of banks, allegedly with the aid of a badge-wearing accomplice claiming to be Laramie. Can it be true? Can it be that the lawman with the hair-trigger temper and the mile-wide independent streak has finally gone completely rogue?

 

 

The truth is seldom easy to find. And on the lonely, twisting trails of northwestern Wyoming in the 1880s, it was often lost forever. But every now and then, when those dusty trails converged in certain unexpected ways, answers were revealed and justice was delivered in a blaze of gunfire.
The Lizard's Ardent Uniform, Veridical Dreams Vol. I

 

Edited by David Cranmer
(available in print and for Kindle)

 

 

The Lizard's Ardent Uniform and Other Stories
(Veridical Dreams Vol. I) takes you on several voyages into every day nightmares, bizarre detours, and hellish worlds. Enlisting the talents of authors Chris F. Holm (
Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine
), Terrie Farley Moran (
Well Read, Then Dead
), Patti Abbott (
Home Invasion
), Evan V. Corder, Steve Weddle (
Needle: A Magazine of Noir
), Hilary Davidson (
The Damage Done
), and Garnett Elliott (
Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine
), thought-provoking fragments from the dream journals of Kyle J. Knapp (writer and poet of
Pluvial Gardens
and
Celebrations in the Ossuary
, who passed away in 2013 at the age of twenty-three) are fleshed out into seven stirring tales of crime, science fiction, literary, and fantasy. Edited and with an introduction by BEAT to a PULP's David Cranmer.

 

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