Monday, June 20, 2011

Ian Rogers Guest Blog Spot

Ian Rogers, author of DEADSTOCK, posts about the Weird Western genre at the Weird Western Emporium.
For me, Westerns have always been weird.
As a kid, I never understood why people liked them. I didn't play cowboys and Indians. I never had a cowboy hat or one of those plastic six-shooters that fired caps. I always thought the Lone Ranger was a bit of a wimp, and I figured anyone who couldn't tell who he was behind that dinky little mask must be spending too much time under that hot desert sun. Maybe it's a generational thing. Most of the kids I knew didn't play cowboys and Indians, either. We played Star Wars. 
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Friday, June 3, 2011

DEADSTOCK now available!


DEADSTOCK

by Ian Rogers

$15.00 Trade Paperback,78 pages

"...what happened to them is about as close to killin' as day is to night. Those steers was ripped to pieces."

No one knows who or what is killing the cattle at Groom ranch, but Sam Dryden, with his supernatural greenwood gun, and Raisy, with her ‘deck’ of knives, are determined to find out. What they discover is more horrifying than either of them ever dreamed, and the secret may be one that takes them to the grave.

Seasoned with a dash of horror and a pinch of sci-fi, Deadstock is a tasty dish just waiting to be devoured.

Deadstock is Ian Rogers’ first foray into the wilds of the Weird West.


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