Paul Jensen, western writer
Paul Jensen lives in ranch country near Daniel, Wyoming, where he moved 15 years ago from Washington, D.C. He traded in a thirty-year career in national politics and business for a life-long dream of living and working as a cowboy. When he worked as a cowboy for the Hoback Stock Association and the Pape Ranches, Paul discovered the rich history of the place and the need to document that history.
Jensen has just released his fourth narrative history book: Last Rides of Cowboys, Indians, Generals & Chiefs. He has written three other successful narrative history books: Hard and Noble Lives: A Living Tradition of Cowboys and Ranchers in Wyoming's Hoback Basin, The State of Equality In the Equality State: Saving the Best of the West in Wyoming, and All in a Day's Ride: Life Along Horse Creek in the Wyoming Range: An Enduring Legacy. His books are available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, the Cowboy Shop in Pinedale, WY, or contact Paul at pjensen926@gmail.com
In addition to writing, Paul is the Executive Director of Rendezvous Pointe, a senior and community center in Sublette County.
Jensen has just released his fourth narrative history book: Last Rides of Cowboys, Indians, Generals & Chiefs. He has written three other successful narrative history books: Hard and Noble Lives: A Living Tradition of Cowboys and Ranchers in Wyoming's Hoback Basin, The State of Equality In the Equality State: Saving the Best of the West in Wyoming, and All in a Day's Ride: Life Along Horse Creek in the Wyoming Range: An Enduring Legacy. His books are available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, the Cowboy Shop in Pinedale, WY, or contact Paul at pjensen926@gmail.com
In addition to writing, Paul is the Executive Director of Rendezvous Pointe, a senior and community center in Sublette County.
