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44:15 El Camino del Diablo by Tom Leftwich

In this collection of Western fiction, I’ve endeavored to bring the reader a little laughter at the expense of my characters, even though they are at times engaged in life threatening adventures. Learn to say something nice to all of your enemies l  
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A Little More Shootin To Do by Tom Leftwich

A mixed collection of western fiction wherein a little humor thrown in along with action/adventure provides enjoyable and interesting reading  
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Combine truth and invention for the sake of a closer approach to reality - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe


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I'm a retired newspaper editor/writer and the author of 15 published novels and a non-fiction regional history. I've published articles, stories and illustrations in a variety of magazines. I began reading at an early age. That led to, first, drawing, then writing as I sought to emulate what I read, heard in tales from my elders or imagined. I served in the Army of our mutual uncle during the Vietnam era but instead of sending me to the war zone, the military posted me to South Korea. Though I've had other learning experiences and believe education is an on-going process I can truly paraphrase Melville and say .. the Army was my Yale College and Korea my Harvard. Both experiences have given me a wealth of writing material. After the Army, like so many other writers, I worked on newspapers (one has to eat) as I sought to write the Great American Novel. It still eludes me, but I continue to try.