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Title: Of woods and words
Review: Anthologies are an unfortunate by-product of this fairly decent economic age. Lasting artists are a rarity. One-hit-wonders are the norm. And to capitalize one last time on their artists' singular successes, publishers release a genre's greatest hits in one volume and then hawk it as the greatest thing since Ron Popeil's hair spray for bald people. It's maddening. It's also not the case with "The Orvis Anthology." As timeless as hunting and fishing themselves, outdoor writing lasts a long time. Good outdoor writing lasts forever. And this is some of the best. The essays themselves are a must for sportsman of any ilk. For would-be writers (especially those who are thinking of entering the outdoor arena), John Merwin's foreword is a pre-requisite. He'll make you want to stop sending submissions and take up correspondence school for cosmetology instead. At least we all hope that's what happens. Anyway, this is hard to find, but worth every penny if you do.
