[Discussion] CFP: Fishing the Angles: New Writing about Fly Fishing (10/10/05; collection)

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From: Lowell Mick White <whitelm@tamu.edu>

Fishing the Angles: New Writing about Fly Fishing (10/10/2005;
collection)

As fly fishing drifts downstream into the 21st century, anglers are 
faced with
overcrowded streams and lakes, declining water quality, and political and
cultural marginalization.  In spite of this, we fish. Why? What do we 
get out if
it?  This proposed collection, *Fishing the Angles: New Writing about Fly
Fishing*, is looking for works that capture the meaning and magic(or the 
lack of
meaning and magic) of fly fishing, works that explore, transgress, and 
subvert
this most literary of "Outdoor Sports." Tell us-show us-what fly fishing 
means
and how it works.

*Fishing the Angles* seeks: Critical Essays, Memoir, Creative Non-fiction,
Fiction, and Poetry. Prose works should be less than 5000 words. Email
submissions are preferred, as attachments in .rft format or pasted into 
the body
of the email.

Send submissions to: fly-angle@tamu.edu

Purists can mail hardcopies of their work to:

Lowell Mick White
Department of English
MS 4227
Texas A&M University
College Station, Texas  77843-4227

Please include a brief bio with your submission.

Submission deadline is October 10, 2005.



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