Posted on February 02 2007
George Black, author of the recently released Casting a Spell
(Random House, August 2006, 272 pages), talks about the impact of global warming on trout, the biggest threats to rivers, and becoming a writer in the early 21rst century: “It’s a very crowded field – reminds me a little of how human rights was 10-15 years ago. I tend to have a very limited view of how much people can be ‘taught’ to write. It’s not a paint-by-numbers business.” Rhett A. Butler on Mongabay.com.
