In
writing a novel you're trying to catch the glitter and
surface of the society you've created. You're trying to
catch the surface of reality in all kinds of ways; but
the real action is below the surface.
You're sending out your word, your lines, and you're trying
to plumb the depths without knowing exactly what's down
there.
A
Hunter's Confession
Tells
the story of hunting—both its history and the role
it has played in David Carpenter’s own life, including
the reasons he once loved it and the dramatic hunting incident
that made him give up hunting for good.
2010
Book of the Year
