Gallows for a Gunman

by Rod Miller

Everyone in Los Santos had crossed paths with murderous gunman Harlow Mackleprang at one time or another. Now on the night before Harlow is to hang, the residents of the town share their stories of his evil crimes. Original.

Paperback

Published January 1, 2006

About the author

Four-time winner of the coveted Western Writers of America Spur Award--for a novel, for poetry, and twice for short fiction --twice winner of the Westerners International Fred Olds Award for Poetry, winner of the Academy of Western Artists award for Best Poetry Book, and winner of a Western Fictioneers Peacemaker Award for a novel, Rod Miller is a versatile writer. His books include fiction, history, and poetry, his short stories and poems appear in several anthologies, and he writes for a number of Western magazines.

Born and raised in Utah, Miller is a graduate of Utah State University where he earned a degree in Journalism and rode bucking horses for the intercollegiate Rodeo Team. He works as an advertising agency copywriter and creative director, and is a member of Western Writers of America, where he served on the executive board. The League of Utah Writers named Miller 2012 Writer of the Year. He is a frequent presenter on a variety of subjects to writers groups and public forums.

Visit his web sites at www.writerRodMiller.com, www.RawhideRobinson,com, and writerRodMiller.blogspot.com.

Reviews

[Leslie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Interesting western with perspectives of the people's account of the same gunman. I enjoyed it.

[Sharon · Rating 4 out of 5]

well-written duster