Publisher's Synopsis
Charles E. Boles, Wild West outlaw and stagecoach robber better known as Black Bart, disappeared on February 28, 1888. Most people say that he was never heard from again.
One of the most successful outlaws in the Wild West, Black Bart left behind more than two dozen successful stagecoach robberies, though never laying a finger on any of his victims. He also left two known poems, each deposited at a different robbery. And yet mysteries remain. For one, despite many theories and rumors, what became of Black Bart has never been resolved, . More mysterious still.... In the 1980s a box of more than seventy poems was discovered in an archive near Oroville, California. Careful examination of the poems, along with handwriting analysis, revealed that the box contained what was reputed to be the lost poetry of Black Bart. The box and the poems were later returned to that dark vault, where they sat untouched for nearly thirty years, hidden from the world...until now. Presented here for the first time in history, unabridged, The Further Poetry of Black Bart. A work so incredible, it's almost impossible to believe.... What remains to be seen is your verdict. Whether these poems come from the pen of the outlaw Black Bart, only time will tell, and only you can decide.
