Recollections of a Sporting Guest Hemingway and noblesse oblige and illustrates

and noblesse oblige and illustrates how the sporting genre has reflected the moral consciousness of the American South

gather and otherwise procure the ingredients for these dishes himself

For those who have spent time in the remote recesses of our planet—in the margins between light and dark—who hasn’t entered the Twilight Zone a time or two

to carry me down the swift-flowing river

as well as the family around him

Recollections of a Sporting Guest Hemingway and noblesse oblige and illustratesRecollections of a Sporting Guest. Clinton, NJ: The Amwell Press, 1978. xviii, 186 pages. Illustrated by Gordon Allen and with a Foreword by Kay Evans. Hardbound in slipcase with a ribbon marker and gilt on the front cover and spine. Numbered copy 447 of a limited edition of 1000, signed by the author, illustrator, and publisher (Jim Rikhoff). On the authors friendship with Dr. Charles C. Norris. Bound in green leatherette. Very fine. $240.