Alfonso Clifford Farrell was a prolific author of western fiction, creating over six hundred short stories and twenty-three novels. His works, predominantly published in magazines to significant acclaim, became known for their authentic portrayal of life on the American frontier. Farrell's writing style was characterized by compelling narratives and vivid characterizations that transported readers to the rugged yet captivating landscapes of the Wild West. His extensive body of work left a lasting imprint on the western genre.
Color illustration on front cover of two vignettes: three mounted cowboys with a herd of cattle, title and author's name above illustration; three cowboys with rifles on galloping horses.
