Big Muddy Blues - Hardcover

Bill Lambrecht has been a Washington correspondent for the "St. Louis Post-Dispatch "since 1984. His journalism prizes include the Sigma Delta Chi Award and three Raymond Clapper Awards. He is the author of "Dinner at the New Gene Cafe," and he lives near Annapolis, Maryland.

"In the spirit of Lewis and Clark, Bill Lambrecht has undertaken his own voyage of discovery to provide a much-needed update on the fate of the big river that flows through the heart of America. Filled with stories of memorable people, endangered species, betrayed Indian tribes, and high-stakes political intrigue, Big Muddy Blues is precisely the kind of book Thomas Jefferson himself would have wanted for his library at Monticello."
- Dayton Duncan, author of Scenes of Visionary Enchantment: Reflections on Lewis and Clar
|"In the spirit of Lewis and Clark, Bill Lambrecht has undertaken his own voyage of discovery to provide a much-needed update on the fate of the big river that flows through the heart of America. Filled with stories of memorable people, endangered species, betrayed Indian tribes, and high-stakes political intrigue, Big Muddy Blues is precisely the kind of book Thomas Jefferson himself would have wanted for his library at Monticello."
- Dayton Duncan, author of Scenes of Visionary Enchantment: Reflections on Lewis and Clar