Where Spaniels Spring Hemingway Wild Water

Wild Water

and the latter portion of the book is actually a concerted attack on Speke by Burton’s ally

and follows its struggle to survive in a war zone fought over by the troops of half a dozen nations and its transformation into a political symbol and conservation icon

One of the finest and possibly the largest of all his anthologies

Each chapter features a 10-minute corresponding film shot on location during the creation of Director’s Cut

Where Spaniels Spring Hemingway Wild WaterKenneth C. Roebuck, Where Spaniels Spring (with a Foreword by John Heminway). Clinton, NJ: Amwell Press, 1993. Hardbound in bonded leather with wrapped board slipcase. Xvi, 172 pages. Illustrated, ribbon marker. Signed copy (by author, artist, and publisher) #328 of an edition of 1000. Book very fine; slipcase very good. $40.