Queer Luck

＂Queer Luck: Poker Stories from the New York Sun＂ collects humorous tales of chance and cunning from the Old West. Author David A Curtis brings to life a cast of colorful characters engaged in high-stakes poker games and other gambling pursuits. Originally published in the New York Sun, these short stories capture the spirit of the American West with a lighthearted touch.

Dive into a world where a winning hand can change everything, and a bit of ＂queer luck＂ can make or break a fortune. Curtis’s witty prose and keen observations create a timeless collection that will appeal to anyone who enjoys a good story, a hearty laugh, and the thrill of the game. Experience the charm and wit of these classic Western tales, meticulously prepared for print republication, and discover why they continue to resonate with readers today.

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