This month's AW prints the winner and several runners-up in a paddling
short-fiction competition.

-Richard, His Kanubic Travesty
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Tresa wrote:
since i am a great lover of good fiction, i am wondering of there are
any recommendations for stories of the river. in particular, are there
stories, such as 'Deliverance' that have paddling as a certral part of
it? i have also read 'a river runs through it' and though i really
liked this, it took place near the river but not on it. any
suggestions?

kelly