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Six-Gun Interview

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Genre
Western

Introduction

Six-Gun Interview is the editorial title given by Glenn Lord to an unfinished, untitled Western story of about 4,200 words, probably written in 1931. The surviving text is estimated at roughly one-half to two-thirds complete and adapts elements familiar from Howard’s Sailor Steve Costigan fiction to a Western setting, anticipating aspects of the later Breckinridge Elkins stories.

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