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Overall, ''Dead Man's Hand'' is a fascinating read for existing fans of the weird west and newcomers alike. The collection provides a sharp-turning and entertaining journey through the Old West.
After diving into this collection, readers might be interested in investigating the other works of their most-enjoyed authors. For example, [[Ender in Exile by Orson Scott Card]] or [[World Binder (RinglordsRunelords) by David Farland]]. For fans of the fantastical, I would also recommend [[Across the Wall by Garth Nix]].
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