In the annals of Western fiction, 'Under Handicap' stands out as a work steeped in the narrative traditions of the early 20th century, delivered with Jackson Gregory's characteristic flair for melding vibrant characters with robust adventure. This novel, seamlessly woven with threads of romance, courage, and the visceral appeal of the wilderness, demonstrates Gregory's masterful grasp of storytelling that both entertains and resonates on a human level. The literary style is distinctly of its era, engaging readers with evocative descriptions and a pace that mirrors the real-life challenges cowboys faced on the frontier. DigiCat Publishing's initiative to revive such classics ensures that the legacy of these narratives continues to inspire and inform contemporary readership. Gregory's work, reflective of American cultural motifs and ideals from the period, is thus preserved and appreciated anew in this meticulous edition. Jackson Gregory, an author whose work often explores the dynamics of life in the American West, draws upon his own experiences and observations to create a vivid tableau in 'Under Handicap.' This novel emerges as a particularly personal tale, showcasing Gregory's admiration for determination against the odds. His characters embody the rugged individualism and frontier ethic that have long captivated imaginations; readers may speculate that this tale is Gregory's ode to the perseverance of the human spirit in the face of adversity. His craftsmanship in character development and plot articulation exemplifies the enduring relevance of Western genre fiction. Recommended for aficionados of classic Westerns and those intrigued by tales of endurance, 'Under Handicap' is a tale that galvanizes the reader's sense of adventure while offering a heartfelt examination of the human condition. DigiCat's dedication to breathing new life into timeless literature ensures that Gregory's work remains accessible to a 21st century audience, inviting both newcomers and seasoned readers to delve into the tapestried past of American storytelling. This edition represents not only an opportunity to revisit a bygone literary style but also to apprehend the persistent values encapsulated within Gregory's enduring prose.