Frontier justice
Some people love frontier justice
But then all they can do is miss
They run out of ammo
Bad guys hit them Blam-Oh!
So they must put on a poultice.
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A collection of enjoyable stories by Mark Twain. I have only previously read his most famous works, and that many years ago.
As the foreword alludes, these stories get darker as you go further into the collection. I enjoyed the lighter ones more but the darker ones did make me think.
Strangely, this book did not have an ISBN number in it.
I was fortunate to be part of a guided tour of the Sail, Power, and Steam Museum in Rockland, ME that was guided by Captain Jim. Now about 6 months later I finished his book in one day.
Needless to say it is a great read if you love stories about boating.
I probably read this book back in middle school as I used to read a ton of Star Wars and Star Trek books back then. Anyways, now I have read it again.
I believe I read a while back that the new Star Wars movies have removed all of the Expanded Universe books from canon. So it was a little weird to be reading this book and be thinking all along that it isn't really "true." Of course it is fiction, but now it is like discarded fiction. Still a quick enjoyable read though.