Frank Bonham Bücher
Frank Bonham war ein produktiver Autor, der für seine Western und Jugendromane gefeiert wurde. Seine Werke für junge Erwachsene, angesiedelt in harten, realistischen städtischen Kulissen, prägten die 1960er Jahre und schöpften oft aus seiner umfangreichen Erfahrung mit Pulp-Magazinen. Bonham fing gekonnt die raue Essenz des Lebens ein, sei es in der Prärie oder in den Straßen der Stadt. Seine Fähigkeit, fesselnde Erzählungen zu schaffen, die mit Authentizität bestachen, sicherte ihm einen bleibenden Platz in der amerikanischen Literatur.






Devil's Graze: Western Stories
- 500 Seiten
- 18 Lesestunden
Backcover: Center Point Large Print Edition Western.
Trago
- 239 Seiten
- 9 Lesestunden
Trago was a man of the West. His Stetson was pushed back on his head, and his big shoulders sloped. A gun hung on his hip. Tom Trago was rough and earthy - a product of the wild free land. Trago was also the last of a breed. The open country, which made men like Trago, was disappearing, parceled up by land-grabbing homesteaders. Trago and his cowmen couldn't live with fences. They needed space and plenty of it. In September of 1893, Trago is remembering when his nearest neighbors were the Ponca Indians; when he could ride all day and not cross a fence; when Oklahoma was as wild as the hot prairie wind. In twenty-four hours there would be a land rush the likes of which no one had ever seen. The last of the open range would be settled and fenced, unless Trago and a renegade congressman could turn back history with their guns.
Durango Street
- 190 Seiten
- 7 Lesestunden
When Rufus Henry gets out of work camp for Grand Theft Auto, he has only one place to go--back to Durango Street. Almost right away, he gets on the wrong side of the Gassers, has to join the rival Moors, and starts running for his life. Years ahead of its time, Durango Street, like The Outsiders, shows that gang violence is, sadly, nothing new--and nothing glamorous. "A starkly realistic, convincing, well-written teen novel." School Library Journal
Rawhide Guns
- 500 Seiten
- 18 Lesestunden
Jim Harlan had to rawhide a railroad across some of the wildest country of New Mexico, but the cattlemen of the Magdalena Basin had an even tougher job. They had to try to stop him! What Harlan knew about railroading was slung from his belt, but it was more than enough.
The Eye of the Hunter
- 500 Seiten
- 18 Lesestunden
Searching for a missing man in the Arizona territories was a job Henry Logan was eager to take. His lungs, damaged from malaria during the Spanish-American War, could use a rest. But when the people of Nogales got the mistaken impression that he was a gunman instead of a gunsmith, Logan suddenly found himself the target of jeers -- and bullets.
Hrdiny dobrodružného románu amerického autora jsou kluci různé barvy pleti, kteří se snaží vyřešit trampoty se zchátralou klubovní budovou svérázným způsobem, v němž má hlavní roli kocour. Se slovníčkem výslovnosti. Pro čtenáře od 11 let.
