Where is My Wandering Boy Tonight?

By: Wagoner, David

"Mark Twain had a way of describing life that let you taste it and laugh at it simultaneously. It isn't a gift that shows up very often among writers, but it's here again in David Wagoner's tale. He writes with wit and sparkle," Courier-Post

Seventeen-year-old Andrew Jackson Holcomb suddenly finds himself part owner of a bank and whorehouse in 1890s Wyoming when his father, a crooked judge, skips town to avoid a scandal. But that's only the beginning his troubles. Soon Andrew and his best friend Fred, the preacher's son, take a crash course in "cowboying" from colorful cowpoke Greasy Brown and hit the trail for Indian Territory and into a wild, bawdy adventure for the ages.

"Almost every line is worth quoting... a good piece of entertainment, sly, witty, and true." New York Times

"Wagoner has a great ear for conversation and some of the scenes are hilarious." Sacramento Bee

"It's a long, hilarious tale...a wooly yarn about the old west. Greasy is probably the dumbest, poorest, thirstiest, stubbornest, and funniest fictional cowboy since Cat Ballou." Chicago Tribune

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1962896110
• ISBN13: 9781962896115
• Release Date: January 2024
• Publisher: Cutting Edge Books
• Length: 230 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.5" x 8.5"