The current issue of Science Fiction Trails received a positive review from Don D'Amassa on his web site, Critical Mass. To quote:
"Although the genre magazine era has pretty much passed, there are still a handful of interesting titles appearing for those who are willing to look for them. The first of these is thematically consistent, science fiction stories with settings in the Old West. It’s attractively packaged and very readable. Several of the stories this time involve alternate histories. Lou Antonelli and James Wymore have the most interesting contributions..."
To visit the web site, go this-a-way: http://www.dondammassa.com/R1B2012.htm
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