Resounding Wind Publishing: 51 books

A scientific sleuth tackles the riddle of a mysterious fire.

Doesn't quite live up to the promise of the title, but does pay off with a famous-last-words finish.

So what else has Cummings written besides those stories about people living in atoms? Judging by this story, he has written at least one reasonably good detective story. Okay, so it's really not much of a detective story. There are no real detectives in it, and certainly no PI's. But it is a pretty good story. Check it out, I think you'll like it.

Grant is an neutral observer in a range war. But can he remain neutral? And how does this stranger who has wandered into his inn figure into it?

Manifest Destiny at work in this tale of settlers in Oregon fighting off desperate Indians.

Tom Darrah stumbles into a snowbound camp, and find three parties of men arguing over who is reponsible for murder.

Rube Mamerock owns the Ox Bow, the biggest ranch in Terese County--but he's old, with no heir. He's decided to leave the ranch to Sam Trago, his top hand--but Trago is murdered--leaving the two baddest men to fight over the ranch. And into the situation rides two drifters...

This cross country running story is my least favorite so far from the great western writer. Recommended only for the true Haycox fanboy.

Best known for his western stories, Ernest Haycox branched out into other genres as well. This is a story of pirates fish pirates, that is!