Ed Gorman Book order (chronological)

For generations raised on the Saturday afternoon thrills of Gene Autry and Roy Rogers, the appearance of the so-called "psychological westerns" of the Forties, Fifties and Sixties came as a surprise. And, to some who didn't care for them, a shock.With such films as Blood On The Moon, Winchester `73, and The Naked Spur, audiences saw characters very much like themselves emotionally. Critics argued the authenticity of some of the history in these films but there was no denying their power. Sam Peckinpah's The Wild Bunch confirmed, once and for all, that the western had changed forever, psychologically and sometimes politically relevant to our own times.On Dangerous Ground features stories of every kind, all with a western setting, all with darkness at their core. And all with the kind of edge that demonstrates how timeless the form is when used well.

Her name was Crimson... and she was a legend. A beautiful pirate queen who plundered the 16th Century Caribbean sea by day and confronted voodoo and vampires during the steaming tropical nights.Cast in Dark Waters is an original dark adventure tale by Ed Gorman and Tom Piccirilli — a fine addition to the Cemetery Dance Novella Series.

After a long stretch in Yuma prison, Sam Conagher settled in the town of Templar to begin a new life, esp. since Sam's old cellmate lived there as a Bible-thumping sheriff.

Une maison hantée, les égouts de Chicago, le meurtre d'un agent du trésor, une mère indigne, un homme bafoué, une femme trompée, une chanteuse de blues, un génie de l'électronique. Entre tous ces éléments un seul point commun: le chat, insaisissable et mystérieux. Vingt nouvelles ironiques et cruelles écrites pour cette anthologie par les maîtres du genre et publiées aux États-Unis. On y comprendra enfin le sens de ce proverbe: «L'homme a inventé le chat pour caresser le tigre.»

Tan Son Nhut by Eric Helm released on Aug 25, 1989 is available now for purchase.