Robert Maxon
"I think getting a story that can be relatively easy to read, as well as a good background and introduction to the history of the region, is always a satisfaction for the historian. It becomes a challenge to meet all those goals - to write something that is readable and easy to understand, as well as appealing to the specialists."
Lee Maynard
"If I couldn’t be a writer, I would want to be a total derelict- one of those guys you don’t want to see coming, you just want to see gone. I would want to be a wanderer-it wouldn’t be anything that would keep me in one place."
Louise McNeill
Back in print--a classic work from a West Virginia Poet Laureate! Edited and with an Introduction by A.E. Stringer.
Tim Poland
Fiction and fly-fishing share a common thread—they are narrative acts. Whether to the reader or to the fish, you’re telling a story. And if you lay the illusion of reality out there on the water in a believable way, and if you’re a little lucky, both reader and fish will bite. Hopefully.
Irvin D.S. Winsboro
"This book will result in new paradigms of Florida history and will, by its nature, challenge convention and comfort zones. This is not a conventional approach to Florida history; it is a fresh and challenging approach."
