
Dusty Corbett comes to his senses amid the dusty confines of a corral, his head thudding and his eyes squinting at a lanky, cigar‑puffing cowboy named Weary Willis. Their banter is rough‑and‑ready, full of gruff humor and a hint of camaraderie as Dusty wrestles his own pride and the lingering haze of last night’s drinks. In a wildly Western setting, the two men trade barbs while the landscape hums with the low groan of restless horses.
When Weary mentions a “sticky‑rope” left on Smalley’s hitch‑rack and the disappearance of a paint‑pony, the mystery takes shape, pulling Dusty into a reluctant partnership. The story blends gritty frontier life with chuckles‑worthy dialogue, setting the stage for a chase that could lead through saloons, dust‑caked trails, and the unsavory corners of a law‑less town. Listeners are invited to ride along as Dusty and Weary navigate the early twists of a puzzling, rope‑smeared dilemma.
Language
en
Duration
~2 hours (153K characters)
Release date
2026-05-20
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1883–1969
A hugely prolific Western storyteller, he turned life in the American West into fast-moving tales full of humor, action, and memorable drifters. Best known for Hashknife Hartley and Sleepy Stevens, he wrote for magazines, novels, and even silent films.
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