Faces in the Crowd

by Tom Kelly

Overview

Faces in the Crowd is Tom Kelly's 7th book, written and self published in 2002. Tom continues his string of home runs with this book of 16 essays. Chapter 15, An Afternoon on the Handles, may be the best piece of outdoor writing every created. Tom writes passionately about the loss of his best friend and hunting partner, Jim Andrews, and his burial in the Camden cemetery. The chapter should be read by every true turkey hunter every year.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940157078829
Publisher:	Tom Kelly, Inc.
Publication date:	11/02/2016
Series:	Tom Kelly Inc , #7
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	149
File size:	146 KB

About the Author

Thomas Henry Kelly Jr. was born on May 15th 1927 in Mobile, Alabama. He is now 89 years of age and writing his 23 book of essays. He and his wife of 64 years, Helen live in Spanish Fort Alabama. Tom and Helen have one daughter, Laura and twin grand children. He is a Navy veteran 1944-1946 aerial gunner, a U.S. Army veteran 1951-1952 Korean Campaign-artillery officer, Battalion commander. Tom was the timberland manager for Scott Paper Company from 1953-1993 when they forced him to retire. Tom has a timber consulting business and is President of Tom Kelly Inc. a small book publisher formed to market and sell his books.

Editorial Reviews

"There may be people who know more about turkeys than Tom Kelly, but none write better about them.

Chris Dorsey

"If you don't enjoy Tom Kelly then you are not a turkey hunter."

Jim Casada

"Tom Kelly is the best outdoor writer in America today, period."

Sam Venable