"Bite Me!"
by author Tom Levine.
"Each Levine story is
like a float trip down an unexplored
river in a leaking boat. You can't
wait to see what's around the next
bend and you just hope you don't
sink before you get there."
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> > > > Captain Mark Benson
> > > >
> > > > Mosquito Lagoon flats
guide
"Mad-but-sane, lovely, vitriolic,
and with enough testosterone to
cross the eyes of an alley cat.
Tom Levine's wily home spun prose is
likely to cause great guffawing
spit-takes of recognition. Did
I mention 'mad'?"
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> > > > Daniel Asa Rose
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> > > > O. Henry Prize Winner
& Author of
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> > > > "Hiding Places: a
Father and his Sons
> > > >
> > > > Retrace Their
Family's Escape
> > > >
> > > > from the Holocaust"
"Here are the
ruminations of a unconventional
angler and an unrepentant wanderer.
Levine makes you want to hop the
fence and go for it."
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> > > > Jeff Weakley, Editor
> > > >
> > > > Florida Sportsman
Magazine
"Tom Levine is
the greatest writer in the world
today, his brilliance stunningly
revealed in this fantastic
collection. Buy an extra
one... you'll need it."
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> > > > Tom's Mom
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Tom Levine |
writes mainly for Florida
Sportsman Magazine. He's
caught half the gamefish in
Florida and all the toadfish,
and has carried his fishing pole
to the ends of the earth.
His stories illuminate the joys
of Florida fishing and the
likelihood of freezing to death,
dying of thirst, or just getting
stamped out like an old campfire
in less familiar locations.
Enjoy them. While you are here... check out Tom's newest book... Paradise Interrupted. Paradise Interrupted is destined to be a classic. No one but Tom Levine could tell the story of locals dealing with the "Disney Effect" quite like this.
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more information,
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"Paradise Interrupted"
"I plan to have my eyes surgically removed
after reading Tom Levine's book so that
no other piece of literature, no other
written word, can despoil the pleasure
this masterpiece has given me."
Bob Whitby,
Editor of The Orlando Weekly.