| David
Carpenter currently just finished working on a nonfiction
book, A Hunter's Confession, about the rise
and fall of hunting as a pastime in North America.
"You don't have to be a hunter or an anti-hunter
to appreciate this book. You only need to love fine
writing."
- Jake MacDonald, author of Grizzlyville.
"The
most thoughtful and gracefully modulated yet deliciously
ambivalent apologia in defense of hunting I have seen
in print."
- Trevor Herriot, author of Grass, Sky, Song.
In
addition to the non-fiction book on hunting, Carpenter
is working on a collection of essays for which he is
the editor entitled The Literary History of Saskatchewan.
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