Views from the Saddle by Clark Crouch

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Western Poetry Publications has just released a new book,
Views from the Saddle, by Clark Crouch, a cowboy poet and performing artist
of Bothell, Washington. The book, the prize-winning
author’s fourth, contains 65 original poems. It captures
moments from both the past and present from the perspective of one whose
viewpoints, biases, and philosophies were shaped by the Great Depression and
years of drought in the Sandhills of Nebraska plus his experience as youthful
cowboy in the 1930’s and 1940’s.