These four latest entries in Galaxy Press's "Stories from the Golden Age" series, a line of multicast audiobooks and trade pbs based on short stories by Hubbard published in pulp magazines of the 1930s and 1940s, follow The Baron of Coyote River, Dead Men Kill, Golden Hell, and Yukon Madness (all reviewed in Lj Audio 3/15/10). The settings are exotic and romantic: a railway construction site in Sudan {All Frontiers Are Jealous), a Mon- tana cattle ranch (Cattle King for a Day), the Mongolian plains (in bonus story "Hurricane's Roar"), and a Buddhist monastery in Tibet (The Trail of the Red Diamonds). The characters are unabashedly stereotyped: the good guys are heroes, the bad guys are nasty warlords, greedy bankers, or black-hearted rustlers, and the women are plucky and beautiful.
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机译：Galaxy Press的“黄金时代的故事”系列中的这四个最新条目是一系列多播有声读物和行业pb，它们基于Hubbard在1930年代和1940年代纸浆杂志上发表的短篇小说而来，紧随其后的是Coyote River男爵，《 Dead Men Kill》 ，Golden Hell和Yukon Madness（均在Lj Audio 3/15/10中进行了评论）。这里的环境充满异国情调和浪漫气息：苏丹的铁路建设工地（所有边疆都嫉妒），蒙大拿州的养牛场（一日牛王），蒙古平原（附赠故事“飓风的咆哮”）和佛教徒西藏的修道院（红色钻石之路）。这些角色毫不掩饰地刻板印象：好人是英雄，坏人是讨厌的军阀，贪婪的银行家或黑心沙沙哑的人，女人则富丽而美丽。
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