I recently completed work on the Second Edition of my “Encyclopedia of Weird Westerns.” The updated book includes hundreds of new entries and over 50,000 extra words – plus approx. 85 images in total and a new Introduction by Cynthia J. Miller (editor of “Undead in the West” Volumes 1 & 2). Publication by McFarland & Co. is scheduled for March 2016.

Reviews of the First Edition:

“in the extraordinarily useful and detailed Encyclopedia of Weird Westerns, Green identifies horrific and supernatural departures and twists over the last 150 years of the Western. A delightful, breezy volume one might read cover to cover. Green’s Encyclopedia covers considerable ground…certainly deserving of recognition”–Ray Merlock, University of South Carolina Upstate, The Journal of American Culture

“all-encompassing coverage…a stunning amount of research…Green has done the Western genre a great service”–True West

“a useful and entertaining guide to the mind-bending and genre-blending world that resides outside the mainstream…a handy sourcebook”–Wild West History Journal

“an eye-opener for fans of the typical all-American, John Wayne western”–ARBA

“thorough…it is very easy to get lost in the Encyclopedia of Weird Westerns, so make sure to set aside a good deal of time when you pick it up to ’just look something up.’ There are plenty of discoveries awaiting, and some old favorites to revisit”–Green Man Review

“his coverage is quite inclusive; few media are omitted”–Communication Booknotes Quarterly

“a rich vein for prospectors mining those dusty hills of the Wild Weird West. It’s the kind of book I like to dog-ear and write in, and carry along with me, in my urban saddle bag, to refer to often”–Zombos’ Closet of Horror

“highly recommended”–Operaphile

“this unique volume covers ground that has generally eluded researchers”–Starlog.