Another delight tale of trout fishing by the author of "The Spawning Run". This is the story of a gigantic one-eyed trout spotted in a small stream and the dedicated angler who is determined to catch it. A great little book written with wit, a sharp eye for detail, and an unfailing sense of the ridiculous. A Great Read!!

My Moby Dick

Sports & Outdoors

HUMPHREY, William

Hunting & Fishing

Penguin??Books

Humphrey, William H., My Moby Dick

DOUBLEDAY

Haunted by the consequences of his life, Ben Curtis returns to the fishing lodge that played a vital role in his life in an attempt to come to terms with himself, the breakup of his marriage, and the tragic self-destructiveness of his son

Hostage to Fortune

Literature & Fiction

DELACORTE PRESS

A collection of twenty-two incisive, richly textured stories that probe the lives, trials, dreams and struggles of vividly drawn unforgettable characters

Collected Stories of William Humphrey

Delacorte Pr

Open Season

The noted American novelist presents eleven essays extolling the attractions, thrills, benefits, and ramifications of fishing and hunting and the grandeur of master hunters and fishermen

A fictionalized tale recounts the forced removal of the Cherokee nation from Georgia, to Tennessee, to Texas along the Trail of Tears and the devastation of that exodus to Native Americans

No Resting Place

Home From the Hill

Home from the Hill

Delta

Ordways

"To grow up a boy in Clarksville in my time, " recalls the narrator of The Ordways, "was to be a double dreamer." For Clarksville, Texas, was where the Old South met the frontier West and family history retold at the annual graveyard working day provided the stuff to fuel a young imagination. Here, then, is the story of Thomas Ordway, the narrator's great-grandfather, who was blinded at Shiloh and moved his family from Tennessee to Texas. Here, too, is the saga of his grandfather, Sam Ordway, who scoured the vast land of Texas in futile search of his three-year-old son, stolen by his neighbor in 1898. "Little Ned, " that lost, legendary uncle, grew up in the narrator's mind to be now a rancher, now a lonely wrangler, now a good-hearted rustler.

The noted American novelist presents eleven essays extolling the attractions, thrills, benefits, and ramifications of fishing and hunting and the grandeur of master hunters and fishermen

A fictionalized tale recounts the forced removal of the Cherokee nation from Georgia and Tennessee to Texas along the Trail of Tears, and the devastation of that exodus to Native Americans

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My Moby Dick

My Moby Dick

Hostage to Fortune

Collected Stories of William Humphrey

Open Season

No Resting Place

Home from the Hill

Ordways

Open Season

No Resting Place