Westerns

M. Brand's main character, an orphan boy Peter Queens, believed to be the son of a notorious thug, embarks on the steep path of adulthood. His paths are thor...

For five years, the Red Kite gang led a wild life on the Great Western Prairie and would have operated in those parts until the end of time, but a desperate ...

Jingo feared no one but the devil and relied only on his strong hands, but his luck changed in the town of Tower Creek.

While playing poker, he became...

The very appearance of Larry Linmouse plunged residents of small towns into horror, for he was known as a raider, robber and murderer. But soon there was rea...

Harry Destry, unfortunately, had more enemies than friends in his hometown of Wome. Wrongly convicted of robbing the mail express - a crime he did not commit...

In romantic legends and poems created on the folklore material of Canadian Indians, P. Johnson (1861 - 1913), an Iroquois by origin, glorifies peace and unit...

The Western by American writer Robert E. Howard (1896–1936) is written in the bright, cheerful style of Mark Twain and O. Henry. The hero of the novel, the g...

An innocent man makes a grave mistake when he kills a local sheriff in self-defense, an act for which the dead man’s brother vows retribution.

Two saddle mates on the run from a stagecoach robbery try to help a woman save her ranch from the ruthless rustler who wants to drive her out.

The famous German writer Liselotte Welskopf-Heinrich wrote many works for young people about the Indians’ struggle for their independence. The new novel tell...