Fact & Fiction Hunting & Fishing Stories is a book for anyone who loves to hunt or fish. It is an anthology of short stories both fictional and non-fictional all taken from author Chambless Johnston's own experiences. Have a son or daughter who likes to hunt or fish with you? There are many stories here for you to read about similar experiences that you possibly have had with them and maybe learn a lesson or two. Want to take a quick trip to Africa, India, or Central America to hunt or fish without ever leaving you own home? You will travel around a lot by reading this book. Have a special dog in your family? There are dog stories too. There is a tale in the book for nearly every kind of outdoorsman. Fact & Fiction Hunting & Fishing Stories contains a story on everything from bass fishing to big game hunting. Written with the insight of a Hemingway and the enthusiasm of Zane Grey laugh and maybe cry a bit as you read these special stories.

It was very easy finding something the main character of this book is good at - his ability to get into predicaments. The unlikely resolutions of these predicaments make the story. He has a way of falling into a steamy pile of misadventures, but usually ends up coming out smelling OK. It isn't that big fish that you caught; or that huge buck - it's the exaggerated memories.

Ten Was The Deal is more than a book of stories about hunting and fishing, it offers all of the enchantment of yarns spun while sitting on the tailgate of a pickup truck; all of the lore of tales told around a campfire. Ten Was The Deal is definitely a keeper. John's stories are set in pinewoods, along Piedmont streams, in Lowcountry fields, or along the coast of the Carolinas. This volume reveals a boy's journey to manhood: turkey hunting with a grandfather, duck hunting with a dad, and sharing his first kiss with a fishing buddy.

Humorous stories about hunting.

When I wrote my first book, Ten Was The Deal, in 2013, I was surprised at its success. I received not only nice book reviews and complimentary comments from folks that you would expect to gravitate to hunting and fishing stories, but many non-hunters, women and men, spoke of how much they enjoyed word pictures of our beautiful southern outdoors, of the closeness and companionship of those we spend days afield with, and the adventure that is so much a part of many of our hunting and fishing trips. This book is more than tales of turkeys, rabbits, deer, ducks and fish. It is about the joys and sorrows of life itself. I hope you will enjoy these stories as much as the experiences I had living them and reliving them as I share them with you, the reader.

Maps the progress of Jane Rosenal as she sets out on a personal & spirited expedition through the perilous terrain of sex, love, relationships, & the treacherous waters of the workplace. What is love, she wonders. How do you find it (& keep it) -- & above all, who makes the rules? When she is swept off her feet by an older man & into a world of cocktail parties & country houses, Jane learns what it means when her lover says he wants to everythingÓ with her, & the stakes become far too high. She also learns of a drama around a Greenwich Village kitchen table, & a never-ending wedding reception. Finally, she learns not only when to fish & when to cut bait, but who really makes the rules. A compassionate comedy of manners.