Ride 'Im, Hoss Thief!

Name: Ride 'Im, Hoss Thief!
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Paul S. Powers

Feb 2014 · Peril Press

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PERIL PRESS presents:

Wild West Weekly, August 30 1941

RIDE 'IM, HOSS THIEF!

by Paul S. Powers

Who ever heard of a cowpoke stealing a hoss just to prove he wasn't a hoss thief!

5300 Words

PLUS BONUS!

Western Action, February 1955

WANT A GUN?

Special Feature

by Harold Gluck

260 Words

Western Story, July 27 1940

IN TONTO TOWN

WESTERN STORY FEATURES

by Harry R. Keller

A poem of the range

280 Words

Western Story, September 14 1940

RANGE SAVVY

WESTERN STORY FEATURES

by H. Fredric Young

A weekly feature devoted to cattle country facts and legends

420 Words

This edition includes 15+ images between illustrations, pulp covers and what-not.

PERIL PRESS presents: Wild West Weekly, August 30 1941 RIDE 'IM, HOSS THIEF! by Paul S. Powers Who ever heard of a cowpoke stealing a hoss just to prove he wasn't a hoss thief! 5300 Words PLUS BONUS! Western Action, February 1955 WANT A GUN? Special Feature by Harold Gluck 260 Words Western S...

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About the author

Paul S. Powers (1905–71) was a writer of pulp westerns for twenty years and the author of Doc Dillahay, published by Macmillan in 1949. During his life he earned a reputation as an expert in western Americana and rare books.

Paul S. Powers (1905–71) was a writer of pulp westerns for twenty years and the author of Doc Dillahay, published by Macmillan in 1949. During his life he earned a reputation as an expert in western Americana and rare books.

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