"Fine Just the Way It Is" is a collection of nine short stories that explore the harsh and often brutal realities of life in Wyoming. The tales delve into the lives of a range of characters, from ranchers to rodeo cowboys, and their struggles with the harsh environment, economic hardship, and personal demons. The stories are marked by the author's characteristic dark humor and vivid descriptions of the American West, offering a stark, unromanticized portrayal of life on the frontier.

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