Traveling Weird Trails - Chapman, Jeff
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Weird tales from the ever-weirder Old West. Jimmy and Orville are back for more supernatural mayhem in these four stories. Their penchant for finding trouble is as keen as ever. In "The Wand" Jimmy and Orville face off against a dangerous witch who will not accept no for an answer. "The Miracle of Ed's Purgative" brings our hucksters face-to-face with a sasquatch who refuses to leave. The dead witch in "The Wayward Corpse" will not stay in her coffin. "The Flaming Emerald" challenges Jimmy and Orville to return a stolen jewel to an angry ghost. If you are interested in weird tales with a…mehr

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Weird tales from the ever-weirder Old West. Jimmy and Orville are back for more supernatural mayhem in these four stories. Their penchant for finding trouble is as keen as ever. In "The Wand" Jimmy and Orville face off against a dangerous witch who will not accept no for an answer. "The Miracle of Ed's Purgative" brings our hucksters face-to-face with a sasquatch who refuses to leave. The dead witch in "The Wayward Corpse" will not stay in her coffin. "The Flaming Emerald" challenges Jimmy and Orville to return a stolen jewel to an angry ghost. If you are interested in weird tales with a healthy dollop of humor, hitch a ride on Jimmy and Orville's wagon. The Huckster Tales are for you.
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Jeff Chapman explores fantasy worlds through fiction and is the author of The Merliss Tales fantasy series, The Huckster Tales weird western series, and The Comic Cat Tales series. Trained in history and computer science, Jeff writes software by day and explores the fantastic when he should be sleeping. His fiction ranges from fairy tales to fantasy to ghost stories. He's not ashamed to say he's addicted to dark hot chocolate and he loves cats. Jeff lives with his wife, children, and cats in a house with more books than bookshelf space.