Trout Fishing in America (Audiobook)

from Banoo

This is the first time I've met Trout Fishing in America. And although I fished almost everyday in my youth and caught hundreds of Trout, I never realized that the guy with me was Trout Fishing in America. We'd always stop at Ledet's Supermarket and buy bread, ham, and a small jar of mayonnaise o...

from RandyMetcalfe

More often spoken of in reverential tones than read, I suspect. So it comes as some surprise to me on finally reading Richard Brautigan's fish tale to discover that it is entirely readable, playful in the extreme, and refreshingly undated. Of course it is entirely likely that the book has had so ...

from Sean191

I feel the need to somewhat defend this book. Yes, it didn't always make sense. In fact, it rarely did. But I did laugh at more than a couple of passages and it was interesting even if I did have to question Brautigan's sanity (and I felt like mine was in question after a bit of reading). But I d...

from MSarki

Though I do believe this book was extremely important in its time I am not convinced it is any longer. I did enjoy rereading it as it brought back old and pleasant memories of a time first-called The Generation of Love. Richard Brautigan, after years of writing poetry and learning how to write a ...

from Banoo

This is the first time I've met Trout Fishing in America. And although I fished almost everyday in my youth and caught hundreds of Trout, I never realized that the guy with me was Trout Fishing in America. We'd always stop at Ledet's Supermarket and buy bread, ham, and a small jar of mayonnaise o...