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The Gallows Pole

Published
Oct 2019
Main Genre
Historical Historical
Pages
350

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A violently poetic English western inspired by the true story of the Cragg Vale Coiners and as wild as the moors on which it is set.


Set in the moorland hills of 18th century Yorkshire, The Gallows Pole is the true story of an organized crime of forgers known as the Cragg Vale Coiners. Lead by the charismatic King David Hartley, a man prone to violence and mystical visions, they rise to glory until the bloody murder of a government official brings them to the attention of the authorities. An English western, The Gallows Pole is a poetic and visceral telling of a secret history and a wild landscape.


"Myers's exquisite prose sizzles with tension and the plot unfolds at a perfect pace. Readers will be mesmerized by this stunning page-turner of bleak violence, crisp historical detail, and vibrant characters." - Publishers Weekly

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First Edition Oct 2019 Third Man Books ISBN 0997457856
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May 2017 Bluemoose Books Ltd ISBN 1910422320
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Feb 2019 Bloomsbury ISBN 1526611155
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Oct 2019 Third Man Books ISBN B07SJ71ZPX
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Oct 2019 Third Man Books ISBN 0997457880
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Oct 2019 Bloomsbury ISBN 1526611147
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Feb 2019 Audible Studios for Bloomsbury ISBN B07N46951P
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