The Seven-League Crutches

Throughout these essays, ThomasrnMcGuane's prose prances and capersrnHke a I.ippizaner staUion. His next bookrn(The Longest Silence) will be a miscellanyrndevoted to another of his passionsfishingrn—whose component pieces willrnshine, I'm sure, like freshly caught brookrntrout.rnAll well and good, but wliere is this accomplishedrnsportsman-novelist's . . .