If you're having trouble coming up with additional titles to check out, you've probably been through this guy's stuff, but I can't recommend titles by John Gierach highly enough. They're not novels like some of the titles you cited, but rather short essays. Each chapter is its own complete unit. The guy is absolutely hysterical. In my opinion, he's one of the (if not *the*) best american authors alive. His material is so good that my fiance, who is not interested in fly fishing, sat down with his books and read them cover to cover. They're not so much fishing books per se as they are books which use fishing and fishing related anecdotes to explore different philosophies related to fishing and life. He's got just enough of a bad attitude to make it interesting, and he's got plenty of experience as well so his facts check out and it all comes together quite nicely.
In particular - just to get a start - I'd recommend either Trout Bum or the anthology book (titled something like Death, Taxes and Leaky Waders although there is a book with a somewhat similar title - make sure you look up the anthology). This guy's material is absolutely prime stuff. I'm by no means a regular reader. I read mostly non-fiction books and normally consider anything of a fiction or essay nature a waste of time since theoretically I'm learning either nothing or simple opinions, but I can actually say I sat down and read through all of this guy's work and I'm dying for some more. I hope this helps! John
