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Oct 1, 2003 · An Accidental Cowboy. Hardcover – October 1, 2003. In 1992, Jameson Parker, the former star of Simon & Simon, was shot and almost killed while living in Los Angeles. The incident drove him into a ten-year struggle with the psychological aftereffects of trauma.
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An Accidental Cowboy is a memoir by Jameson Parker. It tells the story of the former Simon and Simon actor's physical recovery and psychological healing on a California ranch. After being shot by a neighbor in 1992, Parker and his wife Darlene moved to the California hills to run a horse and cattle ranch. The book is notable for focusing more ...
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Oct 1, 2003 · An Accidental Cowboy. Jameson Parker. 4.18. 84 ratings14 reviews. In 1992, Jameson Parker, the former star of Simon & Simon , was shot and almost killed while living in Los Angeles. The incident drove him into a ten-year struggle with the psychological aftereffects of trauma.
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A very unique perspective on the modern cowboy world from an outsider that eventually evolved into an insider--as much a true cowboy as anyone out there. And an important book historically as much as any other book on dissapearring(?) cultures.
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Macmillan, 2003 - Biography & Autobiography - 288 pages. In 1992, Jameson Parker, the former star of Simon & Simon, was shot and almost killed while living in Los Angeles. The incident drove him...
St. Martin's/Dunne, $24.95 (288pp) ISBN 978-0-312-31024-0. Parker, star of the 1980s TV series Simon and Simon, was shot by a crazed neighbor in Los Angeles. Although Parker recovered physically ...
KIRKUS REVIEW. A former television star who took to the trail extols a disappearing way of life. Parker, star of ’80s detective drama Simon and Simon, has almost nothing to say about his acting career, other than to discuss why it eventually became enervating.
