PA Author W. Bryan Smith and his novel, Buddy & the Jack, are featured in an article in the September 2003 issue of Romantic Times Magazine.
Smith's novel Buddy & the Jack, is highlighted with five other dog-related novels in the current issue of Romantic Times. The Article, "The Dog Writers of America's Canine Cannon," by DWAA's Jean Keating, lists Smith's novel as among the best in dog fiction.
Other novels listed in the article include:
Amorous Accident: A Dog's Eye View of Murder by DWAA's own Jean C. Keating;
Biography of a Beagle by Gail MacMillian;
Howling Bloody Murder by Sue Owens Wright;
Minga, A Love Story by Arlie Alford Toye; and
Voices of the Dogs at the Westminster by Dr. Louis Vine.
The Dog Writers Association of America (DWAA) was founded in 1935 by writers with a common interest in dogs. Since its inception, the DWAA has grown to include an annual writing competition and awards ceremony held in NYC.
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