Gunnison Steele

Biography

Gunnison Steele was a pseudonym of B. W. Gardner (1907-1948), a prolific author who wrote hundreds of stories for pulp fiction magazines from the early 1930s to the early 1950s. In a field where most authors wrote in a variety of genres to make ends meet, Gardner wrote almost exclusively for western-themed magazines. He began his writing career as B.W. Gardner in 1929, but all his writing appeared under the the Gunnison Steele byline from 1932 onward. For a brief time in the 1940s, he revived the B.W. Garner byline — and some stories appeared as by Barry Gardner (his son). The Gunnison Steele byline appeared on magazines stories as late as 1954.

Where to find Gunnison Steele online

Series

Masked Rider Western
Wayne Morgan … An honest cowpoke searched for his rightful place in the American west … before he learned abiding by the law doesn’t always work for the law-abiding people. The Masked Rider … The mysterious rider who, aided by his friend Blue Hawk, opposes rustlers, land barons, bandits, claim-jumpers, and other assorted lawless men … when hangin’s too good for them …

Books

Masked Rider Western #2: Trail of the Blue Snake & Triggers on the Yellowwater
Series: Masked Rider Western. Price: $3.99 USD. Words: 84,340. Language: English. Published: July 6, 2020 by Bold Venture Press. Categories: Fiction » Adventure » Action, Fiction » Western
Fearing the guns of no man, Wayne Morgan and his Yaqui partner face off against a vicious death-dealing outlaw boss in Pipe-Organ Canyon! The Masked Rider braves the threat of evil, coiling doom! Then, the Masked Rider's guns are the antidote when a bushwhacking badman poisons the blood stream of Seguaro County by posing as its savior!

Gunnison Steele's tag cloud

cattle rustlers    corruption    masked hero    texas    wild west    yaqui