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Venture into the untamed West with Irving E. Cox's "The Almost-Men," a collection of thrilling short stories where science fiction collides with the classic Western. Set against the backdrop of California, these tales of alien contact and high-stakes adventure explore the rugged frontier with a speculative twist. Discover a world where cowboys and extraterrestrial encounters redefine the landscape of the American West.
"The Almost-Men" offers a unique blend of genres, captivating readers with its timeless themes and imaginative storytelling. Experience action-packed narratives as humanity faces the unknown in this remarkable fusion of science fiction and Western tropes. This meticulously prepared edition ensures the preservation of Cox's original vision, offering enthusiasts a faithful reproduction of this compelling work. Immerse yourself in these tales of bravery, survival, and the enduring spirit of the Old West as it meets the mysteries of the cosmos.
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