The Drake

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A Guide’s Day Off

Jon Lee is a guide in Michigan and Florida, but his writing transcends location. It is lean and graceful like the fish he often chases—and helps others catch. This book is only thirty pages long, yet, like the essays inside, somehow feels the perfect length. The words are laid out like poetry, and I suppose could be read that way. But it’s better than poetry—more

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