Orange Buffalo is a fictional memoir for the life lived within a mind. The title comes from a mythos inside a novel based on a memory.
With buffalo on the verge of extinction, a white buffalo is an extraordinary find. An orange buffalo is a thing we are told exists, but doesn’t. It’s all the things our parents and teachers taught us to believe and strive for.
Once on the quest for the orange buffalo, you never want to stop because it would be admitting the perfect life doesn't exist.
This is a story of murder, true love, and a career in art. This is a tale about real life, metaphorical quests, and a philosophical realization.
Grayson Queen is a full-time novelist and painter located out of Orange County, California. His artistic passions range from deeply philosophical to unusual science fiction and fantasy.
In his free time, Grayson dabbles with music, sculpture, and various explorations of geek culture. He is happily owned by two amazing cats.
This story had me hooked from the start. You jump into the narrators world and are immediately immersed in his view, his take, on the people and scenes unfolding in his life. As the twists and turns play out and all the storylines (the story of his life) come together you realize you've just lived through a love story and a mystery and a scathing commentary on societal norms and everything in between. There were parts that I had to stop and reread because they were too good to only go over once. There were parts I had to read aloud, give voice to the passages and their brilliant commentary on how the current generations view the world that is being left to them.