by Ken Kesey
Out of the mists of Oregon lore, Ken Kesey has summoned a long-remembered story he first heard as a boy from his father around a campfire …
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Historical novel meets dime Western as Ken Kesey (Sailor Song) spins a tale about the legendary battle for the first World Championship Broncbusting title in 1911. Bristling with colorful characters such as Buffalo Bill Cody, the rodeo showdown pitted three good friends against one another, leaving the crowd with an image burned forever into memory.
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