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In This Issue
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Brokeback Foothill
by John Duncklee
Is a dark secret shared by Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday behind the famous OK Corral Shootout?
Inquiring minds will want to read this satire — or is it??
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The Dead-Line
by Dave Hoing
A young Union soldier's heart drives him to cross the fence and suffer the consequences. Are some fates worse than death?
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The New Balkan Empire
by Tom Sheehan
Zambaza labored tirelessly to build a new empire for his lost son. But grief turned him hard and cold as stone.
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Stoddard's Gold, Part 1 of 3
by John Putnam
Micah heeded the siren song of the glittering lake of gold, but the menacing Indians and a bloodthirsty
thief had him shaking in his boots. Will the mysterious French-woman's warning save him?
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Triangle of Desire
by Connie Vigil Platt
The sultry Flamenco dancer had vengeance on her mind — but who would pay the price for her dance of death?
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Last Month's Winners!
"Indian Agent" by Gary Ives was voted the favorite story in September!
Here's another chance to look it over if you missed it.
Help us decide who this month's winner will be!
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Pick your favorite story this month!
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Editor's Corner
There's a new blog out by
Cactus Country.
CactusCountryPublishing.blogspot.com
is being put out by our friends Dusty Richards and Lou
Turner. Dusty is a two-time Spur winner, author of over 100 published Western novels, and a fantastic
resource for all things Western. Lou is the publisher of High Hill Press and a long-time friend. Do
yourself a favor and stop by. You won't regret it.
Don't forget to check out our
Writing Tips. If you're looking to improve your stories, this is a good place to
start. We'll be adding new tips each month, so be sure to stop by often!
And don't forget to tell your friends about Frontier Tales!
Like the site?
Got an idea
how it could be better?
Tell us!
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Duke Pennell, Editor.
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