by Dal Jeanis, Will Morton, Melanie Pearce, Gary R. Hoffman, Gary Every, Christine Rains, Laura Finlay, Paul Wittine, Beth Lynn Clegg, Sarah Ashwood, K. C. Ball, Jim Cardwell, Patricia Wellingham-Jones, Danny Birt, Whitt Pond, Timothy A. Sayell, J. H. Hobson, Earl Staggs, John Weagly, Kaysee Renee Robichaud, Alex Moisi, Rob Mancebo, Lyn McConchie, Matthew Baugh, Aaron Polson, Jax, Adrienne Lockhart, Magnolia Belle, Lee Booth, Aurelio Rico Lopez III, H. Earl Wilkinson, Steve Doyle, Lindsey N. Williams, Y. B. Cats, Colin P. Davies, John Smith
2010 · 166 pages
Saddle on up and get ready for the silliest time of your life. A Fistful of Hollers (or how the west got silly) is jam-packed full of silly short stories, jokes, limericks and a belly full of laughs. With 162 pages of fun to choose from, in bite-sized chunks, this book strives to bring a smile to your face, all with a western theme. Or as Timothy Sayell says in his offering called Lonesome Rider: The sun was shining on the sage, The rocks, and on the sand. It did its very best, indeed, To brighten up the land, From the mountains, 'cross the prairies To the streams where gold was panned.
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