The Jesse James Omnibus (Wild West Exodus) - Softcover

Omnibus of Stories on the Jesse James Archieves

The omnibus edition collects three novels and two short stories which chronicles the exploits of Jesse James battling for and against the arch-villain Dr. Carpathian in the world of Wild West Exodus.  Novels are by Craig Gallant and Clint Werner.

Craig is from Bedford New Hampshire where he does his best to warp space and time to fit far more activity into each day than anyone, including his wife, thinks would be advisable. During the day Craig teaches Theatre and Literature courses to the intrepid students of Milford High School. After hours Craig actively pursues kickboxing and mixed martial arts, and is one of the two hosts of the wildly mediocre and not-too-horrible general gaming podcast The D6 Generation. He is husband to a remarkably supportive wife and father to clearly the smartest, cutest, and most promising three year old on the planet (an entirely objective assessment). Craig plays games whenever he can find the time and the opponents, ranging from his recent favorite, a classic South American dice game called Perudo, to whatever the local tabletop war-game flavor of the month happens to be. And in all the voluminous free-time this schedule allows, Craig writes.

 

C. L. Werner was a diseased servant of the Horned Rat long before his first story in Inferno! magazine. His Black Library credits include the Warhammer Hero books Wulfrik and The Red Duke, Mathias Thulmann: Witch Hunter, the ongoing saga of Grey Seer Thanquol and the Brunner the Bounty Hunter trilogy. His first full-fledged foray into the gothic sci-fi universe of Warhammer 40k occurred in 2012 with The Siege of Castellax. He is the author of Moving Targets, a novella set in Privateer Press’ Iron Kingdoms featuring the iconic heroes Taryn and Rutger. He has also written several fantasy stories about the wandering samurai Shintaro Oba for Rogue Blades Enterprises. Currently he is labouring upon further instalments of the Black Plague series for Warhammer’s Time of Legends line, as well as more adventures of mercenaries Taryn and Rutger in the Iron Kingdoms. An inveterate bibliophile, he squanders the proceeds from his writing on hoary old volumes – or at least reasonably affordable reprints of same – to further his library of fantasy fiction, horror stories and occult tomes.