Early comments on A Cowboy on the Loose in London have been extremely positive! Here are a few:
“A witty, at times humorous, and charming read… This author knows exactly how to paint a picture.” -M. Sudhivoraseth
“You found your voice in Bruce Walker. What a great character!” S. Ponce-Pore
“Surprisingly funny! This book shows great insight into to the unique relationship between a cowboy and his horse.” K. Spradlin
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Bruce Arlen Wasserman assembled his first poetry manuscript at the age of seventeen and farmed and worked as a blacksmith in his twenties. He received a BA in Mass Communications from Winona State University and is enrolled in Vermont College of Fine Arts’ MFA in Writing program. His literary career has spanned work in news and periodicals, as a freelancer and an editor of professional journals. His publications include three poetry chapbooks and a recent poetry collection, An Undiscovered Country (Horace Simerman Literary Press, 2011). Beyond poetry and a current novel in the works, Bruce is a reviewer for the New York Journal of Books, creates visual art as a potter, performs as a musician in a band, trains horses near Yellowstone National Park and is a full time dentist in clinical practice.
Comments on A Cowboy on the Loose in London
Early comments on A Cowboy on the Loose in London have been extremely positive! Here are a few:
“A witty, at times humorous, and charming read… This author knows exactly how to paint a picture.” -M. Sudhivoraseth
“You found your voice in Bruce Walker. What a great character!” S. Ponce-Pore
“Surprisingly funny! This book shows great insight into to the unique relationship between a cowboy and his horse.” K. Spradlin
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About Brucearlenwasserman
Bruce Arlen Wasserman assembled his first poetry manuscript at the age of seventeen and farmed and worked as a blacksmith in his twenties. He received a BA in Mass Communications from Winona State University and is enrolled in Vermont College of Fine Arts’ MFA in Writing program. His literary career has spanned work in news and periodicals, as a freelancer and an editor of professional journals. His publications include three poetry chapbooks and a recent poetry collection, An Undiscovered Country (Horace Simerman Literary Press, 2011). Beyond poetry and a current novel in the works, Bruce is a reviewer for the New York Journal of Books, creates visual art as a potter, performs as a musician in a band, trains horses near Yellowstone National Park and is a full time dentist in clinical practice.