Chimp loves the written word and has authored seven books and recently added an eighth—his first western novel, Billy Howard and The Buckskin—to his list of publishing credits.  He’s also had many stories, articles, and poems published by various magazines and newspapers, including the Western Horseman, Cattlemen, Horse Lover's, Hoofs and Horns, Farm Journal, Yamaha World, ایکسنیس فاریکس Paint Horse, and Horseman and has been featured locally in the Access Amarillo magazine. But, despite all of his accomplishments, he’s most proud of the songs he wrote that country singer Chris LeDoux recorded and made into hits.  One was “Re-Ride” and the other was “Jody the Rodeo Clown.”

In his program, Chimp will explain his odd nickname, tell a little of his writing process, and show the challenges (and differences) between writing memoirs, nonfiction, and fiction.  He really stresses writing what you know.  Because he’s adept in multiple exness.net.pk/ur genres, all members will benefit from his talk.

Although Chimp is retired and currently resides in Hooker, Oklahoma, he was born and raised right here in the panhandle in the town of Dalhart.  The rodeo is never far from his thoughts, and he continues to compete in championship team roping.  We hope everyone will come out and make him welcome.  Let’s show him some warm Texas hospitality, in case he’s forgotten.

Chimp plans to have books to sell, so make sure you have a little jingle in your pockets.

You can find out more about him on his website: www.chimprobertson.com.