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File Size: 3257 KB

Print Length: 256 pages

Publisher: Farrar, Straus and Giroux (November 13, 2018)

Publication Date: November 13, 2018

Language: English

ASIN: B0796WM3KY

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I keep fearing that the author my release his last book. However he fails to disappoint. Another classic covering virtually every topic is melded into a patch work of short offerings to The New Yorker length articles. Having been watched by Albert Einstein while playing soccer to discussing the NBA with Bill Bradley, the author has experienced an endless range of persons, personalities, and topics for his musings. If you are true John McPhee fan (I have yet to read 2 of his books) then the most accurate review is to say that the author "strikes again" and "fails to disappoint." Enjoy the exploration into another of John McPhee's offerings. PS: I will never look at a female Cardinal like I use to.

I long ago promised that I would read anything John McPhee wrote, if he would just keep writing. For my trouble, I learned more about that damn fish than I ever wanted to know, but I read it all. I didn't think I would care for the second half of this book, which consists of many brief, unconnected bits of narrative and description. But I did. Very much. It raised this question: why in prospect did it seem in any way unacceptable for a nonfiction writer to present several isolated pieces as a tour de force when a photographer / sculptor / painter might do the same (as in a gallery or a portfolio) without prompting a single raised eyebrow? In retrospect, I think, "Why not?" This works. And it's really neat.

I love John McPhee's writing. But these snippets of larger pieces leave me unsatisfied; where's the rest? There's enough material hidden here for another half dozen books, which I hope to read, in full, in the near future.

"A thousand details add up to one impression."-- Cary Grant, quoted in John McPhee's 'The Patch'"...an interloper [at Princeton], a fake professor, a portfolio without minister."-- Robert Fagles & Robert Hollander, both describing John McPheeIn my Goodreads "About Me" I'm pretty blunt:"I won't review your self-published book. I promise. Even if your book is published by a traditional publishing house (Penguin, etc), I'm not going to read and review it UNLESS I've read you before (most likely). If your name is Thomas Pynchon, Don DeLillo, John le Carré, Robert Caro, John McPhee, etc., sure... PLEASE send me ALL your books. I'm totally game. Otherwise, you are just wasting both of our time."That usually scares away most self-published prose pimps, but the other day I landed a REAL fish. Someone at Farrar, Straus and Giroux sent me a quick note complimenting me (I'm a whore for compliments) AND asking if I wanted a soon-to-be-published book by John McPhee to read, enjoy, and yes ... perhaps ... review?My kids would tell you that in a choice between meeting John McPhee and God, I'd be hard pressed to choose, because to me John McPhee IS GOD. So, of course I took the book. I got it a couple days ago and just finished it today.Lovely. The book is essentially a memoir, told through prose patches and resurrected scratches. Pieces that have been overlooked or published and never reprinted were culled, edited, and sewn together (at 87, there is a lot of past prose to examine).Part I of the book contains six sporting essays that range from fishing for pickerel in New Hampshire (The Patch), to chasing errant golf balls (The Orange Trooper), to golf at St. Andrews (Linksland and Bottle), to coach Bill Tierney (Princeton's and later Denver's) championship lacrosse coach (Pioneer).Part II is essentially a collection of small pieces (some just a paragraph, others several pages) that seem random. They span McPhee's interests and curiosities from people, to places, to science, sports, and errata. It is only as these patches come together that you begin to realize McPhee is essentially taking you on a trip through his memory as a writer, a father, and a person. McPhee's talent as a writer bubbles up, but so too does McPhee's essential humanity. His narrative nonfiction informs, seduces, and entertains.McPhee, along with Tom Wolfe, Gay Talese, etc., helped spread New Journalism through his essays and books. His writing is curiosity distilled with patience + carefully filtered through literary prose + reduced with McPhee's unique talent of observing the crucial character in the perfect place at the exact right time. It is a gift from a literary starets, a psalm from our desert father of nonfiction. In this book McPhee is unfolding a quilt whose patern slowly transforms into McPhee. It is a love note from a father to his family (the book is dedicated to his 10 grandchildren) and most certainly to his readers and fans.

Over the years, I've read everything by McPhee, who has always been my favorite nonfiction author. This book just reinforced my opinion.

As usual John McPhee did not disappoint.

I love John McPhee’s writing and perspective.

'nuff said !!

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