Unpublished material


Stories, fragments & synopses
The Atavist Mr. Dowser Buys a Car
The Battling Sailor Misto' Dempsey
Blue River Blues Night Encounter
A Boy, a Beehive, and a Chinaman Over the Rockies in a Ford
The Brand of Satan Pigskin Scholar
Circus Charade The Punch
The Dominant Male The Recalcitrant
The Drawing Card The Red Stone
The Drifter Right Hook
A Faithful Servant Shackled Mitts
Fate is the Killer Six-Gun Interview
The Feminine of the Species The Slayer
The Ferocious Ape A South Sea Storm
The Fishing Trip The Splendid Brute
Fistic Psychology Tallyho!
The Folly of Conceit Ten Minutes on a Street Corner
Friends The Texas Wildcat
The Funniest Bout Through the Ages
The Ghost Behind the Gloves A Tough Nut to Crack
The Ghost of Bald Rock Ranch Trail of the Snake
Incongruity The Treasure of Henry Morgan
The Influence of the Movies A Twentieth-Century Rip Vin Winkle
In His Own Image A Unique Hat
The Ivory Camel The Weeping Willow
The Jinx Westward Ho!
The Land of Forgotten Ages What the Duece?
The Lion Gate The Wheel Turns
Lobo Volante The White Jade Ring
Man The Wild Man
A Man and a Brother The Wings of the Bat
A Man of Peace Yellow Laughter
The Man Who Went Back

 
Untitled stories
(with opening segment)
As he approached the two, he swept off his feathered hat . . .
Better a man should remain in kindly ignorance, than . . .
Between berserk battle-rages, the black despair of melancholy . . .
Franey was a fool.
From the black, bandit-haunted mountains of Kang . . .
"Help! Help! They're murderin' me!"
"Huh?" I was so dumbfounded I was clean off . . .
"I", said Cuchulain, "was a man, at least."
I'm writing this with a piece of pencil on the backs of old . . .
It was a strange experience, and I don't expect anyone . . .
A land of wild, fantastic beauty; of mighty trees . . .
The lazy quiet of the mid-summer day was shattered . . .
"A man", said my friend Larry Aloysius O'Leary . . .
The matter seemed so obvious that my only answer . . .
Maybe it doesn't seem like anything interesting and . . .
Mike Costigan, writer and self-avowed futilist, gazed . . .
The next day I was sluggish and inefficient in my work.
Old Man Jacobsen crunched his powerful teeth through . . .
The rising sun was behind the wild figure.
So I set out up the hill-trail as if on a hunt and . . .
So there I was.
Spike Morissey was as tough a kid as ever came . . .
The tale has always been doubted and scoffed at, . . .
. . . that is, the artistry is but a symbol for the thought!
Thure Khan gazed out across the shifting vastness . . .
Trails led through dense jungle.
Two men were standing in the bazaar at Delhi.
When Yar Ali Khan crept into the camp of Zumal Khan, . . .
William Aloysius McGraw's father was red-headed and . . .
"You," said Shifty Griddle, pointing his finger at me . . .
Joe Rogers had been working the stock markets. (synopsis)