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The Drop Edge of Yonder
a novel by
Rudolph Wurlitzer
A Best Book of 2008
"The most hallucinogenic western you'll ever catch in the movie house of your mind's eye."
Winner: Foreword Reviews Gold Medal for Literary Fiction
—Bookforum
Rudolph Wurlitzer’s first novel in nearly 25 years is an epic adventure that explores the truth and temptations of the American myth. 
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Haints Stay
a novel by
Colin Winnette
Included in Vice's "2015 Was the Year the Literary Versus Genre War Ended"
"A success... Haints Stay turns the Western on its ear." —Washington Post
An imaginative, acid western from a rising star in the indie lit world. 
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