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Men of the Open Range
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Men of the Open Range

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Men of the Open Range is the third book of cowboy poetry from Mike Logan, and like the two before it, opens with a piece named after and inspired by a famed Charlie Russell painting. Like Charlie before him, Mike laments the progress that is steadily infiltrating his precious wild west, and many of the poems in Men of the Open Range rail against the movement to change our high pure mountain valleys to somethin’ not so different from L.A. streets and alleys. Logan applies his signature wit, warmth, and humor to create poems that are studied, not so much in the academic sense, but in his intimate familiarity with the style, the techniques, and perhaps most importantly, the traditions of the West.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield
Country
United States
Date
1 January 1993
Pages
80
ISBN
9781560442479

Men of the Open Range is the third book of cowboy poetry from Mike Logan, and like the two before it, opens with a piece named after and inspired by a famed Charlie Russell painting. Like Charlie before him, Mike laments the progress that is steadily infiltrating his precious wild west, and many of the poems in Men of the Open Range rail against the movement to change our high pure mountain valleys to somethin’ not so different from L.A. streets and alleys. Logan applies his signature wit, warmth, and humor to create poems that are studied, not so much in the academic sense, but in his intimate familiarity with the style, the techniques, and perhaps most importantly, the traditions of the West.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield
Country
United States
Date
1 January 1993
Pages
80
ISBN
9781560442479