Charles Rangely-Williams studied Fine Art at Christ Church, Oxford and taught for ten years before becoming a freelance writer and photographer. He is the Field's fishing correspondent, and has contributed to Grays Sporting Journal, America's leading literary outdoor magazine. He lives in Norfolk with his wife and two children.
It's the search for poetry and meaning that moves me the most... [This is]a nice, idiosyncratic work that gave me much enjoyment -- Thomas McGuane At last, some fishing stories with wit, dialogue and characterisation in them. Deft, laconic, and thrilling in places, Charles' wide-ranging debut is a welcome antidote to the Podsnappery of much of the sport's literature: I reckon you could enjoy this book even if you had never picked up a rod -- David Profumo, author of Sea Music An intense, round-the-world fly-fishing adventure which sucks you in from first page to last... A fine collection of short stories * Scotland on Sunday *