Thomas McGuane: “Modernizing Montana Literature”
Carly Flandro visits with Thomas McGuane at his ranch for the Bozeman Daily Chronicle and writes an entertaining profile of the author, fly fisher, cutting-horse enthusiast and MidCurrent editorial board member.
“When ‘Rancho Deluxe’ came out, McGuane remembered reading a headline in the Livingston Enterprise that said something like: United Artists owe Livingston a decent movie. ‘It’s great to be ostracized by people you didn’t want to know anyway,’ he said.”
Read Tom’s classic essay “The Longest Silence” on MidCurrent.
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