GIANTS: A SOUTHERN OUTDOORSMAN'S STORIES OF FAITH, FAMILY, AND LEGACY

In Giants: A Southern Outdoorsman’s Stories of Faith, Family, and Legacy, Andrew Carter Curtis gathers a heartfelt collection of outdoor stories rooted in the woods, waters, and people who shaped his life.

Drawn largely from his years writing for Georgia Outdoor News, these stories are about far more than hunting and fishing. They are reflections on fathers and sons, mentors and memories, faith and freedom, laughter and loss, and the lasting influence of the “giants” who lift us up along the way. From quiet mornings in deer stands to muddy riverbanks, from childhood fishing trips to lessons learned through military sacrifice, family land, and Christian faith, Curtis reminds readers that the outdoors is often where life’s deepest truths come into focus.

With a Southern voice, a thankful heart, and a deep love for God, country, family, and the outdoor life, Giants invites readers to slow down, remember where they came from, and recognize the shoulders they stand on.

This collection is for anyone who has ever found meaning in a sunrise over a field, a cast into still water, a story passed down, or the steady example of someone who made them taller.