Lady Luck

Experience the vibrant tapestry of the early 20th century American West in Hugh Wiley's "Lady Luck," a collection of captivating short stories. Wiley, a keen observer of race relations, crafts narratives that resonate with humor and heart.

These tales, steeped in the traditions of the Western genre, offer a unique perspective on the African American experience. Wiley's work provides a glimpse into a world where luck and resilience intertwine, exploring themes relevant to the human condition. "Lady Luck" will appeal to readers interested in classic Westerns, African American literature, and historical perspectives. A testament to enduring storytelling, this carefully restored edition brings Wiley's timeless voice to a new audience.

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