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David James Duncan Suing The River Why Filmmakers

In all the excitement surrounding the film adaptation of The River Why, ever wonder why the guy who wrote the book was strangely absent from all the publicity? Duncan v. Cohen, 2008 WL 2891065 (N.D. Cal.) Duncan sued defendants, including...

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Simms- Waders to the Stars

Those industry insiders over at PaleMorningMedia dropped us a line today to let us know that their client, and purveyor of fine waders, Simms Fishing, will be the ones keeping William Hurt dry during filming of the movie adaptation of David James Duncan's, "The River Why" From the text of their release: Simms part of the scene as "The River Why" begins filming BOZEMAN, Mont. - Simms Fishing is going...

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William Hurt, Amber Heard Join 'River Why'

William Hurt and Amber Heard have joined Zach Gilford in "The River Why," an adaptation of the 1983 Sierra Club novel by David James Duncan. Matt Leutwyler is directing..

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Hurt and Heard Board The River Why

William Hurt and Amber Heard have joined Zach Gilford in The River Why , an adaptation of the 1983 Sierra Club novel by David James Duncan. Matt...

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Powell's Books Q & A with David James Duncan

With filming starting soon on The River Why, this Q & A with D.J.D. from back in 2001 is still relevant today. You can read the entire interview here. LINK This respons to a question about a favorite pair of...

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William Hurt and Amber Heard Join The River Why

An adaptation of the 1983 Sierra Club novel by David James Duncan.

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Liam Wood Flyfishing and River Guardian School

David James Duncan was inspired by the life of Liam Wood to start a fly fishing school in Bellingham. Liam Wood’s passion and love for flyfishing were firmly established by the time he celebrated his ninth birthday. His mother, Marlene...

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A good philosophy

David James Duncan, author of ‘The River Why', has a deep understanding which can help people understand the political forces that we are subjected to. Below is a quote taken from an interview done by the American publication Smokebox. You can substitute Bush for Brown and maybe start to have pity for both men (or [...]

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I am reading a book called The Brothers K, by David James Duncan, who also wrote The River Why, a book that won awards and was quite good. The Brothers K is better I think, though at 700 pages is epic in length and I doubt I will ever finish it. I’ve read the first [...]

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What to read while reading The Brothers K (Card Chronicle)

It's a really good book, like a really good book. The number of subjects that David James Duncan can write intelligently about is mind-blowing. Just sayin', you should probably read it. According to Adam Zagoria of ZagsBlog fame, Louisville's signing of Terrence Jennings on Saturday may have considerably bolstered their chances to land Tyreke Evans. And when Jennings, now at Notre Dame Prep, decommitted...

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River Teeth

A book by David James Duncan and a journal of non-fiction narrative. LINK...

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Robo Flies

Via: Gizmodo LINK From David James Duncan's, Not Rocking the Boats, a short story that appeared in River Teeth. What I have against you, Mister River Jim Burnett's Riverfuckin Wetdreams, is that this time next year you'll be hypin' some...