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John P. Faris, Jr.

John P. Faris, Jr. is a native of South Carolina. His passion since childhood has been hunting and fishing. He enjoys farming, boat building, woodworking, photography and writing. John’s first four books, a collection of hunting and fishing stories, is now available to purchase online.

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WORLD TRAVELER

PHOTOGRAPHER

WOODWORKER

OUTDOORSMAN

WILDLIFE MANAGER

GIFTS for Book Lovers

of sporting tellers of tales such as Buckingham, Babcock, Ruark and Rutledge!

Signed copies are available with an option to personalize John’s message!

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JOHN FARIS: A NOTABLE NEW VOICE IN THE ART OF STORYTELLING

The writing of John Faris exudes reality, seizes the reader’s heart, and takes us delightfully to fields and waters of dreams. This is relaxed literature on the outdoors in the vein of Babcock, Rutledge, and Ruark in his ‘Old Man’ pieces.

Jim Casada, Renowned Author, Sporting Classics Magazine Editor-at-Large and Book Columnist

Must Read for Every Outdoorsman

This is a phenomenal book of hunting and fishing stories in the south. It truly gives you the feeling that you are there with the author experiencing each one of his fishing or hunting adventures. It is a must read for every outdoor sports enthusiast.

Al F.

Sharing the Experience

The book was a Christmas gift for my husband who is an avid outdoorsman. He said it made him feel as if he were there sharing the hunting and fishing experiences with the author. As with any good book, it was a let down when he finished it… like losing a good friend.

Jane D.

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“Bigger Fish To Fry”

Excerpt from Ten Was The Deal

“In the country it is proper etiquette for the youngest in the pickup truck or car to get out and open and close the gate.  No young person, girl or boy, raised in the country, would ever think of sitting still as the vehicle approached a closed gate.  They would immediately hop out to undo the gate and then close it back.”

This passage appears in the chapter “Bigger Fish to Fry” in the book Ten was the Deal by John P. Faris, Jr. To read additional excerpts from John’s book collection, to include a complete chapter from this first book, click here.

October 8th, 2013|

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