A River Runs Through It and Other Stories is a timeless American classic that blends memoir and fiction in a lyrical exploration of family, nature, and life in early 20th-century Montana. With fly fishing as its spiritual thread, Macleans stories move through logging camps, wildfire lines, and cold mountain streamsbringing a rugged landscape and its complex characters to life.

This 25th anniversary edition features a foreword by Pulitzer Prize-winner Annie Proulx and honors the enduring power of Macleans prose, famously adapted into the 1992 film by Robert Redford.

Why readers love it:

• Evocative stories rooted in the Rocky Mountains
• A powerful meditation on family, grief, and grace
• Macleans poetic, masterful styleoften imitated, never matched

Format: Softcover
Pages: Approx. 230

A River Runs Through It is a story that resonates across generationsreminding us that some rivers, like some stories, run forever.

About the Author:
Norman Maclean (19021990) was a writer, scholar, and lifelong fly fisherman. Raised in Missoula, Montana, his summers logging and working for the U.S. Forest Service inspired his deeply personal stories. A longtime English professor at the University of Chicago, Maclean published his first fiction at 73. His posthumous work, Young Men and Fire, also became a bestseller, cementing his place as a literary voice of the American West.