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In Norman Maclean’s Life, There Was No Clear Line between Beauty and Tragedy
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In Norman Maclean’s Life, There Was No Clear Line between Beauty and Tragedy
Let me begin by saying upfront that Rebecca McCarthy’s biography of author Norman Maclean, Norman Maclean: A Life of Letters and Rivers, is wonderful reading. Much as Maclean divined a new genre in his writing of A River Runs Through It—for McCarthy “a fictional, poetic collection of stories with elements of autobiography, history, memoir, tall tale and myth”—McCarthy has not written a traditional biography. Part family memoir, part bildungsrom…
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