
Coyote Cal
Tales from the Weird West
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Rich Brennan
There's trouble on the range.
In these thrilling tales from yesteryear, Coyote Cal and his trusty sidekick Big Yap encounter a wizard able to change his shape at will, a scheming witch, a confused zombie, la chupacabra grande, bloodthirsty vampyres, and other sordid fiends. Our heroes will have to rely on their wits, skills, and loads of hot lead to ensure justice prevails.
©2014 Milo James Fowler (P)2023 Milo James FowlerListeners also enjoyed...















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Each story starts out like a normal Western, with bandits and six shooters, but they end with a supernatural twist. This twist is pretty predictable to those who know their monster lore. The fun though is watching Cal and his sidekick figure it out.
Each story is a fun pulp adventure, but I would have preferred them in chronological order rather than publication order.
The narrator was a fine reader, but I found the sound effects he used a bit distracting. If the text says they are on a horse I don't need to hear the clopping of hooves.
supernatural western short stories
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Blazing Saddles meets Twilight Zone!
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The audio version of the tales include various sound effects which give the narration the feel of a vintage radio program.
Pulp Fiction Fun
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The book comprises several stories of young Coyote Cal and his sidekick, Big Yap (think the Lone Ranger and Tonto, but with Tonto older and the Ranger little more than a kid), including a great story about how the met and became a team. All of the stories are fun but made superb in this audio production by the excellent lagubrious narration of Rick Brennan, who still somehow manages to infuse a smile into every word as he tells the stories and individually voices each character. And he has to do all of this, with perfect pacing and clarity, over a continuous comic soundtrack background throughout the entire book. Amazing.
The combination of story, soundtrack and narration make this a comedic book not to be missed - even if, like me, the listener is not a cowboy genre fan. Believe me, this is so much more.
Even heroes gotta eat.
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One of the quirkiest and funniest book that ever l
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A comedy western mixed with comedy horror
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intriguing
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1) I enjoyed the stories, some more than others - which is not at all uncommon in collections. It's written very much in a serialized pulp fiction style. I could envision these tales being published in a chapter-a-month format ("How's our hero going to get out of this fix? Find out next month!") -- which is not a knock against them, as that's how Sherlock Holmes was originally published. Hero + sidekick + bad guys + unnatural creatures + (often) a beautiful woman = entertainment.
2) It's weird west. How could I not enjoy that? Even bad weird west is still good IMHO, and these are *not* bad tales.
3) The narrator's voice is pleasant and he speaks clearly.
The bad:
1) There are a few bits that are somewhat trite, even for the genre. However, YMMV, as the saying goes.
2) Not-quite-fourth-wall-breaking self-referential comments. ("He's the hero.") If you're going to break that wall, go full-on Deadpool.
3) I really wanted to hand the narrator a dictionary, as there are more than a few common words he mispronounced (like "verdant" and "glower"). And the way he read, I could almost see the line breaks in sentences within paragraphs.
Solid 3-1/2 - 4 stars
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The narrator brings out the humor and fun of the stories.
I received a complimentary copy of this audiobook. This is my honest and voluntary review.
A collection of strange, silly, and weird Western stories
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This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?
If you like the old 1950 and 1960 tv cowboy shows and a blending of paranormal, then this is the book/audio book for you!Would you ever listen to anything by Milo James Fowler again?
Maybe. He was ok, but the loud music included was very distracting and then just became annoying.Any additional comments?
There were some funny parts. It just wasn't my cup of tea. If you go into it expecting Hopalong Cassidy meets Mr. Werewolf, you might really enjoy it.Not for me.
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