James Huble is retired and lives in the Catalina foothills north of Tucson Arizona. He has taught English, speech, dramatics, and philosophy; is a published poet and a song writer, and has performed professionally as a musician and actor. When writing these short stories, you might say he assumed the role of a chuck wagon cook; rustling up a pot full of situations, stirring in a little theatrical flavor, and seasoning with a mischievous perspective.
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APPEARANCES A Collection of 16 Western Short Stories by James J. Huble
A sheriff tries to solve some robberies when the logical perpetrator has a perfect alibi.
A stagecoach robber learns something about the wages of sin when he tries to kiss a nun.
A drifter's past catches up to him with a startling revelation.
A Texas Ranger tries to figure out how a man can be stabbed to death if he is alone in a stagecoach. These and twelve other Western stories will have you thinking. Sixteen short western stories each with a twist in appearances.Available as a Softcover book and as an E-book! AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE AT AMAZON.COM AND BARNES AND NOBLE ALSO AVAILABLE AS AN EBOOK! CLICK HERE FOR KINDLE CLICK HERE FOR NOOK
James Huble is retired and lives in the Catalina foothills north of Tucson Arizona. He has taught English, speech, dramatics, and philosophy; is a published poet and a song writer, and has performed professionally as a musician and actor. When writing these short stories, you might say he assumed the role of a chuck wagon cook; rustling up a pot full of situations, stirring in a little theatrical flavor, and seasoning with a mischievous perspective.
