The Louisiana Star ~ A Riverboat
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The Louisiana Star ~ A Riverboat

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William Heuman specialized in westerns and sports stories -- is the latter still a live genre? This 1952 paperback original is the kind of novel they don't seem to make anymore, unless they're printed on demand. It's under 200 pages, which apparently would make it unprofitable for publishers and maybe unpalatable for modern readers, unless I misperceive a preference for novels at least three times as long. There's no point in claiming this is a neglected classic, because it isn't. It's pretty generic in many respects, especially in its obligatory fistfight between the hero and an oversized brute with surprising speed and agility. Since the pulp West is full of such surprising brutes, why are the heroes always surprised? It'd be more surprising to encounter a big man who fights scientifically, but skill overcoming brute strength is important for the pulp tradition.
Anyway, we have here an independent steamboat captain on the Missouri river bucking a newly-consolidated combine that wants to dictate prices all along the river. He has a rival and potential love interest in a lady captain, and a range of antagonists at cross purposes with each other. Heuman plots this nicely, building up the combine as the ultimate menace only to have our hero taken by surprise by another outfit and keeping the reader in suspense nearly to the end about the alignments of several characters. Once upon a time people consumed this stuff like candy. It might not be to most people's taste now; the subject matter is probably not so much politically incorrect (the boat crew repels a Sioux attack and there's scare talk of indigenous torture methods) as simply no longer of interest. I found it an entertaining trifle, but I can't help wondering whether, if people were interested in riverboats and pioneer battles today, a novel of this style and size would be enough for them.
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