I'll miss Jim Harrison

[Magicscreen2]

The embodiment of the unapologetic artist. A legend in his own lifetime. That he looked askance at Hemingway was always a little funny to me. He lost a little ground toward the end, but I loved much of what he wrote.

I think Dalva was probably my favorite from his oeuvre. Though the treatment of Brown Dog was one of his finest contributions.

 

[Hard_Rom]

Had to Google the name (Bing actually). But will stick him on my future read list. Loved the vintage fly-fishing in Legends of the Fall.

Might be the Farley Mowat of the Michigan thumb.

 

[nerfhearder]

Had to Google the name (Bing actually). But will stick him on my future read list. Loved the vintage fly-fishing in Legends of the Fall.

Might be the Farley Mowat of the Michigan thumb.

Except he's not from anywhere near the thumb.

 

[Magicscreen2]

Had to Google the name (Bing actually). But will stick him on my future read list. Loved the vintage fly-fishing in Legends of the Fall.

Might be the Farley Mowat of the Michigan thumb.

I think that's a nice comparison, ROM. Particularly of the UP, but he traveled all over.

Later in his life he and his wife moved out west, I believe. But he's as much a part of Michigan as the Mackinac Bridge.