Nathaniel Fried
Guns, stetsons, trains, and the American flag rippling in the wind. That’s right, we’re talking about the Wild, Wild West. But, as author Adam Bender likes to say, “This ain’t your grandpop’s Western.”
The Wanderer and the New West features old favorites of the Western genre — like the gunslinging protagonist — but also borrows elements from other genres, like science fiction-esque technology and dystopian predictions of the future. Readers can also expect to come across modern elements in the pages of The Wanderer and the New West, such as blog posts and tweets.
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