Category Archives: Outdoor Fiction Novels

Dud Dean and His Country

Posted on February 3, 2012 by

In 1946, Arthur MacDougall, Jr. published “Dud Dean and His Country”, another collection of his popular Dud Dean stories. Dean was the fictional Maine guide who was the cornerstone of most of MacDougall’s writing. Tales of Dud Dean’s adventures captivated … Continue reading →

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Trail to the North

Posted on January 8, 2012 by

“Trail to the North: A Bill Gordon Story” was famous Maine writer Louise Dickinson Rich‘s fifth book. Published in 1952, the fictional story is somewhat of a sequel to the 1949 “Start of the Trail“, which followed newly minted Maine … Continue reading →

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Start of the Trail

Posted on January 6, 2012 by

“Start of the Trail: The story of a young Maine guide” was the third book written by popular Maine author Louise Dickinson Rich, her first novel. This captivating fictional story of a young Maine guide was published in 1949, and … Continue reading →

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