Author: Tobias Carroll

He is not the only story writer with feet in many worlds Ernest Hemingway in Idaho. It is not hard to see why some writers have been drawn to hunting and fishing as a subject for their work. In the right hands, a story set in that environment can become a basic story of man versus nature, as in Ernest Hemingway’s story. The old man and the seaor a strong view of humanity’s connection to nature, such as Norman MacLean’s A River Runs Through It. But for some writers, hunting and fishing aren’t just the backdrop to memorable prose —…