Dan O'Brien (author)

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Dan O’Brien (born November 23, 1947 in Findlay, Ohio) is a cattleman – through his Wild Idea Buffalo Company  – and an author. His autobiography, Buffalo for The Broken Heart – titled from his ranch in the Black Hills, South Dakota, The Broken Heart – is his eighth book.

[edit] Works

  • Eminent Domain, 1987.
  • Spirit of the Hills, 1988.
  • The Rites of Autumn: a Falconer's Journey Across the American West, 1988.
  • In the Center of the Nation, 1991.
  • Brendan Prairie, 1996.
  • Equinox: Life, Loves, and Birds of Prey, 1997.
  • The Contract Surgeon: A Novel, 1999.
  • Buffalo for The Broken Heart, 2001.
  • The Indian Agent: A Novel, 2004.

[edit] Further reading

  • (French) Caroline de Bodinat, "Bisonours" (Bearfalo) (photograph: Jérôme Brézillon), in Portraits (Pictures), Libération, #8150, July 21/22, 2007, p. 24.

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