Tyler Auffhammer

MARSHAL HORNE of Talon's Crossing Airship 27 Productions is thrilled to announce the release of its latest title, a brand-new western collection from writer Tyler Auffhammer: "Marshal Horne of Talon's Crossing." Talon's Crossing, Nevada is a fast-growing western town with its share of growing pains. Born on the edge of the frontier by ranchers and farmers weary of the horrors of the past Civil War, it is home to both the good and the bad. Men and women seeking their fortune off a land that doesn't give it up easily. From buffalo hunters, to miners, cattlemen and gunfighters, all contending with the desperate Indian tribes and the unforgiving weather. Maintaining law and order in Talon's Crossing is veteran lawman Marshal Gideon Horne and his young, inexperienced Deputy Seth Barr. In four new stories they contend with an audacious shooting competition, the mysterious murder of a cowhand, a notorious outlaw gang on the loose and the discovery of gold in the hills surrounding the town. "We are really excited about this one," reports Airship 27 Managing Editor Ron Fortier. "With 'Marshal Horne of Talon's Crossing, ' writer Tyler Aufhammer has recaptured the romantic adventure of classic western TV series ala Gunsmoke and Lawman among many others. His stories evoke a time when the American West paved the road to a country's unstoppable future. Maine based artist Jeff Cram provides the twelve black and white interior illustrations and the always fantastic Adam Shaw our gorgeous color cover. This is one slam-bang western our readers are going to want to saddle up with fast." AIRSHIP 27 PRODUCTIONS - PULP FICTION FOR A NEW GENERATION

One of the most exciting periods in American History was that of the Wild West. Tales of gunfights and outlaws have captivated the imagination of readers since that era, but this period of lawlessness and excitement held particular sway over television viewers of the 1950s. Darkly shrouded outlaws became garishly dressed heroes when they leapt from their saddles to the small screen. 1950s WESTERN ROUNDUP returns to those celluloid days of a revised yesteryear, taking real outlaws and sanitizing them into good, mostly upstanding citizens Relive this odd, yet important era in TV and Western fiction history as three of today's best authors put tassels and morality on some of the baddest people to ever ride the range in 1950s WESTERN ROUNDUP From Pro Se Productions.