There's Always Another Chance and Other Stories ebook

by Lawrence Clayton,Elmer Kelton

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Start by marking There's Always Another Chance, and Other Stories as Want to Read: Want to Read savin. ant to Read. Sad to say, he passed away a couple of years ago, so there will be no more such works as "The Time It Never Rained," "The Good Old Boys," "Slaughter," etc. What a treasure those books are!

192 pages, including a Kelton Bibliography (compiled by Elmer Kelton). 192 pages, including a Kelton Bibliography (compiled by Elmer Kelton).

192 pages, including a Kelton Bibliography (compiled by Elmer Kelton). ISBN13:9780938036081. Release Date:June 1986.

Home Kelton, Elmer There's Always Another Chance and Other Stories. Ask Seller a Question. Bibliographic Details. There's Always Another Chance and Other Stories. ISBN 10: 0938036084, ISBN 13: 9780938036081. Bookseller Inventory 06438. Title: There's Always Another Chance and Other. Publisher: Fort Concho Museum Press, San Angelo, Texas. Publication Date: 1986.

Short stories by 21st century western writers, Elmer Kelton, Steven Law . Kelton's work is always good, but the best of this was D. B. Jackson.

Short stories by 21st century western writers, Elmer Kelton, Steven Law, Don Bendell, D. Jackson, John D. Nesbitt. 2 people found this helpful.

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Contributor of short stories to magazines and articles to farm periodicals.

Five short stories from some of the most notable names in the Western genre

Five short stories from some of the most notable names in the Western genre. Also, a bonus from author and literary scholar, L. D. Clark. Collected for the first time in book form, seven-time Spur Award-winning author Elmer Kelton's Wild West From rodeos to rustlers, from ranch life to the outlaw trail, Elmer Kelton offers us tales of the American West, both modern and mythical. Readers will meet a rodeo clown who seeks redemption through romance, a recently-released prisoner trying to reform himself via ranch work, and an embattled veteran with just enough courage left to conquer his last foe-when a town and the love of his life are at stake.

Elmer Stephen Kelton. Kelton at the 2007 Texas Book Festival

Elmer Stephen Kelton. Kelton at the 2007 Texas Book Festival. The other son and a daughter are Steve Kelton and Kathy Kelton, both of San Angelo Kelton was working on another book, but was facing several health problems in early 2009

Great story and (spoiler alert) great ending. I will now look for his other books. Steve Kelton, Barry Corbin, and Patrick Darren after a panel on Elmer Kelton at the Western Writers of America convention in Lubbock, TX. Elmer Kelton 1926-2009

Great story and (spoiler alert) great ending. 19 December 2015 at 06:57 I reread The Time. I wonder what authors influenced Mr. Kelton. Elmer Kelton 1926-2009.

So sit a spell and listen to a good ol' yarn about Mark Twain's meeting with Buffalo Bill, a man who shoed horses for Jesse James, or a little known nugget about Cochise by the legendary Louis L'Amour. and for a time, you can find yourself riding those Lost Trails with the real people that make the legends of the West. One fee. Stacks of books.

Edited and with an Introduction by Lawrence Clayton. 192 pages, including a Kelton Bibliography (compiled by Elmer Kelton).

Ndyardin

A very nice collection of the short stories of Elmer Kelton. Many of them were written when he was just starting out. Includes one of my favorites, "North of the Big River," which is very hard to find. Elmer Kelton may not be as well know as many of the big names in Western fiction but I can assure you that he is just as good.

Ydely

Great author, have not read one of his books that wad not good.

Maveri

Having worked a good part of my life as an oilfield worker, roustabout Cat skinner and truck driver in rural South Texas for some years, I recognize Mr. Keltons narratives as a way of life that is gone from our society, yet lives through his works, May his spirit live forever,Thank You Elmer, you made a hand.