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    Things That Go Squeak In The Night

    Posted By: l3ivo
    Date: 7 Aug 2023 22:19:31
    Things That Go Squeak In The Night

    Gregory Clark, "Things That Go Squeak In The Night"
    English | 1976 | ISBN: 0888900538, 0002166895 | 174 pages | EPUB | 0.32 MB

    From the Foreword by Hugh Shaw:

    This new collection is from a large body of Gregory Clark's work identified in daily newspapers as "The Packsack."

    The first book in this series, "Outdoors with Gregory Clark", published in 1971, is made up entirely of stories and observations drawn from Greg Clark's six decades of experience as a devoted and accomplished outdoorsman and naturalist.

    The second volume, "Grandma Preferred Steak", (1974) is an assortment of stories about people, wild and otherwise, who dwell outside the territory occupied by all the feathered, furred and web-footed personae of the first book.

    This new book is wide-ranging, a random walk with Greg Clark in all the regions he has lived and fished and summered in—and decorated with laughter—as newspaperman and traveller. Here are friends and strangers, people you may meet once a day or once in a lifetime, disclosed.
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