From its first brilliant sentence, “In our circle of relatives, there used to be no transparent line among faith and fly fishing”, to the final, “I’m haunted via waters”, A River Runs Thru It is an American vintage.
Based on Norman Maclean’s adolescence studies, A River Runs Thru It has based itself as one of the shifting stories of our time; it captivates readers with bright descriptions of existence alongside Montana’s Large Blackfoot River and its close to magical mix of fly fishing with the troubling affections of the guts.
This good-looking variation is designed and illustrated via Barry Moser. There are 13 -colour wooden engravings.
“A masterpiece. . . . That is greater than shocking fiction: This is a lyric report of a time and a existence, shining with Maclean’s different reward for calling the reader’s consideration to arts of a wide variety—the humanities that paintings in nature, in persona, in social sex, in fly-fishing.”—Kenneth M. Pierce, Village Voice
“Smart, witty, superb, Maclean spins his stories, casts his flies, fishes the rivers and woods for what he recollects of his adolescence within the Rockies.”—Barbara Bannon, Publishers Weekly
“Maclean’s e-book is without a doubt destined to be a type of uncommon memoirs that may be known as a masterpiece. . . . Earthy, whimsical, authoritative, Smart; it touches the guts with out blushing and lines lasting photographs for the attention. . . . This e-book is a gem.”—Nick Lyons, Fly-Fisherman
Based on Norman Maclean’s adolescence studies, A River Runs Thru It has based itself as one of the shifting stories of our time; it captivates readers with bright descriptions of existence alongside Montana’s Large Blackfoot River and its close to magical mix of fly fishing with the troubling affections of the guts.
This good-looking variation is designed and illustrated via Barry Moser. There are 13 -colour wooden engravings.
“A masterpiece. . . . That is greater than shocking fiction: This is a lyric report of a time and a existence, shining with Maclean’s different reward for calling the reader’s consideration to arts of a wide variety—the humanities that paintings in nature, in persona, in social sex, in fly-fishing.”—Kenneth M. Pierce, Village Voice
“Smart, witty, superb, Maclean spins his stories, casts his flies, fishes the rivers and woods for what he recollects of his adolescence within the Rockies.”—Barbara Bannon, Publishers Weekly
“Maclean’s e-book is without a doubt destined to be a type of uncommon memoirs that may be known as a masterpiece. . . . Earthy, whimsical, authoritative, Smart; it touches the guts with out blushing and lines lasting photographs for the attention. . . . This e-book is a gem.”—Nick Lyons, Fly-Fisherman
