lemuria books in jackson loved him. he he said at one point that i don't know why it is in mississippi. it's sort of like france. i have i have a lot of readers there. and and we were devoted to this guy. these are essays that he wrote over the span of his life, most some of which have never been published. some some have, but they're collected here in this book called jim harrison, the search for the genuine and even if you're not a lover of fishing and hunting, as i am not a lot of these essays are about that. then you would love these other books. i'm very keen on is not this book by wendell berry, but another book which i believe is called to be whole, is it has not come out yet and it is far his biggest book, i think about maybe seven, seven, six or 700 pages long. he usually writes fairly short books when nobody's from kentucky. he's 87 years old. he's sort of agrarian and philosopher. and in this book, he reckons with race, he deals with race in kentucky in the united states throughout his life. and it is a thoug

lemuria books in jackson loved him. he he said at one point that i don't know why it is in mississippi. it's sort of like france. i have i have a lot of readers there. and and we were devoted to this guy. these are essays that he wrote over the span of his life, most some of which have never been published. some some have, but they're collected here in this book called jim harrison, the search for the genuine and even if you're not a lover of fishing and hunting, as i am not a lot of these essays are about that. then you would love these other books. i'm very keen on is not this book by wendell berry, but another book which i believe is called to be whole, is it has not come out yet and it is far his biggest book, i think about maybe seven, seven, six or 700 pages long. he usually writes fairly short books when nobody's from kentucky. he's 87 years old. he's sort of agrarian and philosopher. and in this book, he reckons with race, he deals with race in kentucky in the united states throughout his life. and it is a thoug

i have to admit, when i walked into lemuria a few months ago, john, the owner, handed me the book and he said, buy this now. and he flipped it open and he showed me the last couple of pages that luckey had wrote and just kind of paraphrase the message he left for us. and it made me sit up a little bit straighter and make me want to be a little bit better american. he's frustrated with us. he's frustrated with what we're doing. he feels like he and his he and his squadron mates put it all on the line and he's like, no, not see us. fumbled the ball a few and i thought it was important at the end of the book to have him give us the afterword. so when you read the book, it's all me until the end. and then there's an afterword that like you wrote, and then on the audio book, he actually voices because they wouldn't let him read the book he wanted to read the whole thing. and i will say this, if you do get the audio book, you have a really nice interview with him and it also so it's really well done as well. james like i said, i met you i guess target tokyo, i interviewed you on the radio a