When he was growing up, Norman Maclean often met in the evening with ... he had interested listeners-in his students and in his wife, Jessie. It wasn`t until her death and his retirement from ...

“What I didn’t know then,” she writes in the book, “was that only the previous year, Norman had been hospitalized a few months for depression.” Soon after his wife Jessie died from cancer in 1968, ...

Norman Maclean was born in Clarinda ... It was his Innisfree: “The only place in the world,” he once wrote to his wife, “where my troubled soul feels at peace.” For a long, hard spell ...

My wife checked out Norman Maclean’s classic for me as traveling sound and a fitting companion to my reading “Home Waters: A Chronicle of Family and a River,” a history of four generations t ...

A small monument to Norman Maclean and his wife, Jessie, is near the family’s cabin. Rebecca Stumpf Hemingway became Maclean’s favorite author—although he wasn’t a complete fan.

Norman Maclean was a man of western Montana and its Big Blackfoot ... and terrible loneliness following the death of his wife in 1968. Thirty years earlier, his talented and troubled brother Paul had ...

“My wife,” Shane Crist said ... It was called “The River Runs On: Norman Maclean’s Christian Tragedies” and netted an invitation to the festival from John Maclean, Norman’s son ...

Norman Maclean wrote the novella “A River Runs Through ... Later that school year, he and Betty Custer, as man and wife, staged the playlet "The Silent System" for the senior carnival.

Norman Maclean is survived by his wife, Peigi Martin, from whom he was amicably separated; his first wife, Moira MacDonald, and their daughter, Temora. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to ...

These were the harrowing years of recovering from his wife’s death ... of English Hofstra University Chicago, Ill. I knew Norman Maclean pretty well, enough to know that his biographer Rebecca ...