A River Runs Through It

Maclean, Norman

Chicago, 1989

By University of Chicago Press
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Details

Hard cover, wrapped dust jacket, 161 pages, 5.75x8.75 in [15x22 cm], B&W illustrations of wood carvings.

Condition

Dust jacket: corners rubbed, back cover soiled, age tanned.
Book: clean and crisp copy.

Notes

Set in early 20th-century Montana, the story follows Norman Maclean and his younger brother Paul, sons of a strict Presbyterian minister. Their father teaches them that fly-fishing is both an art and a moral discipline, deeply tied to religion and life itself.

ISBN

0226500608
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