Blood on the Moon

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The book provides a reflective look at various themes from Tully's earlier works, intertwining personal anecdotes with vivid storytelling. It features hobo tales, stories of Hughie Tully, and encounters with grifters, all reminiscent of his previous autobiographical narratives. A standout moment is the gripping account of the brutal 1906 World Lightweight title fight, showcasing Tully's talent for depicting raw, visceral experiences. Additionally, the chapter "Ladies in the Parlor" offers a compassionate portrayal of women in a brothel, highlighting their realities without idealization.