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Sayonara Cowboy: Wryly Looking Back at a Troubled Youth and No Parents in Sight

“Sayonara Cowboy” is a coming-of-age story that navigates the turbulent waters of racism, familial complexities, and the search for identity in the aftermath of World War II. DVAA will host the book launch for William Yukikazu Fellenberg’s highly anticipated debut memoir on Saturday, May 18th in Krause Recital Hall in Narrowsburg. Culture Reporter Valeri Mansi […]
Sayonara Cowboy: Wryly Looking Back at a Troubled Youth and No Parents in Sight

“Sayonara Cowboy” is a coming-of-age story that navigates the turbulent waters of racism, familial complexities, and the search for identity in the aftermath of World War II.

DVAA will host the book launch for William Yukikazu Fellenberg’s highly anticipated debut memoir on Saturday, May 18th in Krause Recital Hall in Narrowsburg.

Culture Reporter Valeri Mansi spoke to Fellenberg about being pulled between two cultures, two countries and two parents.

Image: William Fellenberg

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