If you’re looking for a place to jump in to Loren Estleman’s enormous output, his novel of Wyatt Earp’s vendetta, Bloody Season; or his tale of the legendary Western troubadour in Billy Gashade: An American Epic; or, pick up a copy of his new novel, Ragtime Cowboys (Forge Books, $28.99). In 1921, Earp calls on retired Pinkerton man Charlie Siringo to track down his stolen race horse. The story connects with another “Pink” man, Dashiell Hammett (“It’s a Nancy sort of name,” t
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