Blogs about: David James Duncan
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Seven books
Not only am I hearing complaints about lack of posting from my countless fans, I am now linked to from a high-traffic site, so I thought it was best to show some signs of life in the Crawdad Hole. I … more →
The Crawdad Hole
David James Duncan to Visit the Oregon Extension in Fall 2009
stevendavidjohnson wrote 1 month ago: David James Duncan “Several Decembers ago I was invited, in my capacity as a novelist and freelance … more →
The River Why Movie
mountainriverjournal wrote 5 months ago: Amber Heard (Eddy) and Zach Gilford (Gus) pic from River Why website GREAT read by Abe Streep in Out … more →
The River Why movie - the irony of the Sierra Club stealing from one of their own.
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Wiberg wrote 6 months ago: Today I was doing random searches on some of my favorite books. The River Why, by David James Duncan … more →
strategic withdrawal
saradistin wrote 9 months ago: The nature and tone of recent news and election coverage made me dig up David James Duncan’s c … more →
David James Duncan re Fishing's Cruelty (Moldy Chum 4/07)
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swittersb wrote 10 months ago: I know this is a dated post, but wise, thought provoking words cannot be dated, can they. Mr. Dunca … more →
The River Why (A Few Production Observations, If I Might)
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swittersb wrote 11 months ago: The River Why (My 1983 Copy) Ok, normally, I am just too mentally abusive of the notion of hang … more →
Get to Montana
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jonahogles wrote 1 year ago: photo by ckay I spent Saturday morning at the Ridls, on their porch-with the Beagle staring at the d … more →
Review: "The Border Trilogy" by Cormac McCarthy
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adamjcopeland wrote 1 year ago: Though I listened to Cormac McCarthy’s book No Country for Old Men on tape, the first book of … more →
Seven books
Tree of Valinor wrote 1 year ago: Not only am I hearing complaints about lack of posting from my countless fans, I am now linked to f … more →
Without this beautiful river
Tree of Valinor wrote 1 year ago: David James Duncan writes about catching his first native trout in the Deschutes River: By the time … more →
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