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A River Runs Through It
Book • 1989
The book is set in the small towns and mountains of western Montana and revolves around the narrator, Norman Maclean, and his brother Paul.
It delves into their experiences with fly fishing, their close-knit family, and the broader themes of life, nature, and human relationships.
The story is a blend of memoir, elegy, and allegory, using fly fishing as a metaphor to explore deeper existential questions.
The narrative is marked by vivid descriptions of nature and a poignant reflection on the author's past, particularly the tragic events that shaped his life.
It delves into their experiences with fly fishing, their close-knit family, and the broader themes of life, nature, and human relationships.
The story is a blend of memoir, elegy, and allegory, using fly fishing as a metaphor to explore deeper existential questions.
The narrative is marked by vivid descriptions of nature and a poignant reflection on the author's past, particularly the tragic events that shaped his life.
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Mentioned in 4 episodes
Mentioned when discussing the use of archive footage from River Runs Through It to de-age Brad Pitt in F1.
Where's The Cueball Going? (ft. guests, David Corenswet and Joseph Kosinski)
Mentioned by David Lundberg-Kenrick as a beautifully written book recommended by his colleague.
#515 - David & Douglas Kenrick - Evolved Psychology Vs The Modern World
Mentioned by Paddy O’Connell , referring to a quote from the book about loving without complete understanding.
Surfing The Waves Of The American Culture War, with David Litt
Recommended as a beautiful book and semi-autobiographical tale of MacLean's upbringing in western Montana.
Wonderment, Contemplation, and Friendship with God | Fr. Cassian Derbes, O.P.
