Maximilian Werner and Black River Dreams

Feb 4 2010 7:00 pm
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University of Utah writing professor Maximilian Werner reads from Black River Dreams, a collection of literary fly fishing essays that celebrates the fly fishing life, the intersection between past and present, spirit and body, water and land, ghosts and dreams.

Black River Dreams won the 2008 Utah Arts Council's Original Writing Award for Nonfiction in the Book category.

Book List

Black River Dreams (Hardcover)

$24.95
ISBN-13: 9781936008025
Availability: Not In Stock - Available to Order
Published: Barclay Creek Press, 12/2009
Black River Dreams is a celebration of the fly fishing life. It is also a record of human awakening. Alternately lyrical and meditative, mystical and sensuous, each of these sixteen essays represents an exploration of the intersection between past and present, spirit and body, water and land, trout and people, ghosts and dreams. Whether Mr. Werner is describing his first and last time fly fishing as a boy on a stream in northern Maine; or the experience of sitting on the river bank with a dear old friend who, moments earlier, told him he had cancer; or the many golden evenings he and his wife cast big dry flies to Apache trout cruising in the dim mountain light, he brings an ecologically informed, poetic sensibility to all of his fly fishing encounters.