New Short Stories at The Western Online!

We've published several new short stories recently. Stop by the site and stay a spell!

A Woman of Certain Age by Sierra Mackenzie

Leavin' Clean by Jim Lescher

Chesetopah the Sword Bearer by Gary Every

The Hat on the Bed by J. R. Lindermuth

Montana is Big by Mark Hinton



Stop by the Fiction section of the site for More Short Stories....

Updates at The Western Online

Our three most recent short stories:

• Mitchellsville by J.S. Bell


• Doc Galen's Medicine Show by K. H. Fenner


• The Way of All Flesh by Joseph Grant

We have a new artist featured at the site, S.L. Estes. Her two pieces of artwork, Horsethief and Rattlesnake are excellent.

We've published two new historical articles by Janett L. Grady about Old West figures you've probably never heard about: Charlie Parkhurst and Marion Hedgepeth.


We have new content in the Review section:

• Deadwood: How a Non-Western Television Series Challenged Myth and Stereotype by Kenneth Mark Hoover


• The Ranch Next Door and Other Stories by Elisabeth Grace Foley


• The Guns of Retribution by Icy Sedgwick

We have two exclusive interviews:

• Interview with Richard Prosch


• Interview with Icy Sedgwick.

Updates at The Western Online

We have two new excellent short stories at The Western Online.

A Deceitful Game by J. R. Lindermuth

When the Pin Hits the Shell by Joseph D. Williams

We have three new fantastic pieces of Western artwork.

"The Bad Man" , "Cowboy Gets the Girl", and "Called Out Into The Street" - all by Michael T. Pizzolato

New Content at The Western Online

We have two new excellent short stories.

Kenneth Mark Hoover has returned to The Western Online with another of his great Haxan stories: "Tombstone."

We also have "Wind Song" by Connley Landers. A very good shorter piece.

Our Associate Editor Michael T. Pizzolato has graced us with some more of his fine Western Artwork. "Native American Rider" and "Rider of the Mountains."

Stop by today and check out all of our updates. Be sure to leave a comment somewhere on the site; we'd love to hear from you.

A New Story and Article at The Western Online

Today we published a new story story by Richard Prosch, "Regina's War." It's a sequel to Prosch's short, "Last Day at Red Horizon," a story that we published back in March, featuring the Peregrin, John Coburn.

We also published a new non-fiction article about a key historical figure in Western history, Charles Goodnight: Legendary Cattleman.

We try to update the site once a week, so stop by often.

Three New Short Stories at The Western Online

We have a fresh line up of new stories for your reading pleasure. Three very good stories that I am sure you will enjoy. We also have recently published some new Western artwork, so stop by the site and check out all of our updates.

• Two for Jessup by Glenn D. Hayes
• Visiting by Rachel Lim
• A Poker Game in Wheeler's Pool Hall by Oscar Case
• Western Artwork by Michael T. Pizzolato

Updates at The Western Online

New Short Stories:
We published two new very good short stories today at The Western Online. "The Upamona Pig Squabble" by Oscar Case and "A Cold Morning in Cooper's Fall" by Daniel W. Davis. Both are excellent stories and for the first time at The Western Online, we have enabled reader comments for both stories.

New Site Feature for the month of March:
Since Louis L'Amour was born on March 22, 1908, we are celebrating his birthday the entire month of March by posting a new quote from him every day. You can find the quote on the main page of the site.


Western Cartoon:
We have our very own Western cartoon that was designed by our Associate Editor Michael T. Pizzolato, who doubles as the graphic designer for the site. Feel free to use this image to link to the site.

Two New Short Stories at The Western Online

We published two new short stories today, both by K.S. Riggin. The first, "Saloon Sally" is a very fine story that grabs the readers attention from the very first line. "Devil John" is another very good story. Stop by the site for some fine Western fiction.