Vic Anderson

Vic Anderson has written articles for magazines, medical journals, safety and health programs, three different columns, one of which is ongoing, dozens and dozens of songs, and some poems. He wrote a book of cowboy poetry and short stories entitled "Ridin' Fence," which sold pretty well. There is one currently available on Amazon.com. Vic's new thriller GHOST BEAR ISLAND will soon be found on Amazon. It will also be available from Vic directly, from his web site, which is www.vicanderson.com, through Loose Leaves Publishing, and several other outlets. Amazon and Nook have it available as an E-book.

Born and raised in Montana, Vic lives in Northern Colorado. He has been a ranch hand, cowboy, rodeo contestant, big game guide and outfitter, horseman, dude wrangler, respiratory therapist, workers' compensation field investigator and claims examiner, sleep lab technician, Cub Scout and Boy Scout leader, school bus driver, substitute school teacher,horse trainer, and a bunch of other jobs he'd just as soon forget.

Vic works as a Western Entertainer "Vic Anderson, Cowboy Troubadour," when he's not writing the sequel to GHOST BEAR ISLAND, or another book, entitled, "CREWS", which tells of the characters who lived around his home town. He likes to be horseback as much as possible riding in the mountains or plains with his sweetheart Catherine. He has hopes of getting some time to go hunting with his sons a few more times and simply enjoying life as it comes.