The western is due for a resurgence. A re-ascent. A renaissance, if you will. (Yes, I know renaissance means re-ascent. Stop it.)
So, when the illustrious David Cranmer (writing as Edward A. Grainger) - editor of Beat to a Pulp - asked me to do a cover for his short story collection, I jumped at the chance. I love old west prints.
The stories look great. They're hardboiled westerns. Six-gun Noir.
More info on Adventures of Cash Laramie and Gideon Miles when I know it.
very cool
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ReplyDeleteNice.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great cover, John. A fine job!
ReplyDeleteNice job, John - looks terrific.
ReplyDeleteGood work! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat work. Really dig the cover.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Love the authentic look of this.
ReplyDeleteA big thanks, John. I've received several e-mails congratulating me on such a fine cover. All credit to you, sir. Much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait!
ReplyDeleteMy thanks to everyone who commented. Hey, it's the stories that are bad-ass. I just tried to do a cover that lives up to the stories.
ReplyDeleteWanted!
ReplyDeleteWant it now...
Well done, cover sucks the reader in.
Ross Morton
Gorgeous, John. But, you know, manly-gorgeous. (Wait, that sounds even worse.) Seriously, the cover's perfect for David's collection.
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