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2020 CATALOG
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Montana Wildlife
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GLACIER
NATIONAL PARK
Jackson Hole & The Tetons
H E N R Y H. H O L D S W O R T H
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Cheatgrass Dreams
GENERAL INTEREST
written and illustrated by Theodore Waddell
The West has a storytelling history, and everyone has
a story. This is artist Theodore Waddell’s story—an illus-
trated mosey through the landscape, livestock, and
colorful characters that made up his life as a cattleman
in a remote part of Central Montana. The essays that
compose this memoir have much in common with his art.
They are frank, evocative sketches that deftly combine
the abstract and the literal to effectively communicate
Published by Waddell Fine Art, LLC,
Sweetgrass Books.
the persistent struggle and beauty of ranch life.
• 48 black-and-white images, 18 color images
• 104 pages, 113⁄4 x 9
• hardcover, sewn with dustjacket • softcover, sewn with flaps
978-0-9840560-4-0 978-0-9840560-3-3
$29.95 $19.95
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The Cheyenne Story
An Interpretation of Courage, A Novel
by Gerry Robinson
Five months to the day after Custer’s defeat by the Northern
Cheyenne at the Little Bighorn, the U.S. Army descended on the
tribe’s main winter camp. Cheyenne Sweet Medicine Chief, Little Wolf,
was told they would come and warned his people to leave for safety.
But tradition and the protestations of a hot-blooded young leader
prevent his warnings from being taken seriously. This is the balanced
and compelling story of the ensuing battle—its origins and the dev-
astating results—told beautifully from the perspective of both Little
Wolf and his brother-in-law, the government interpreter, Bill Rowland.
• 312 pages, 6 x 9
Published by Gerry Robinson, • softcover, perfect bound
Sweetgrass Books. 978-1-7334266-0-2
$19.95
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Field Guide to the North American Jackalope
written and illustrated by Andy Robbins
Elusive. Otherworldly. Beautiful. These words—and many more—
can be used to describe one of North America’s most enigmatic
creatures: the jackalope. Conveniently sized for the field, this
guide examines popular jackalope myths and provides the
reader with a “scientifically accurate” description of the jack-
alope, it’s habits and habitats, as well as the history of the
Published by Caput Mortuum Books,
Sweetgrass Books.
species and its North American subspecies.
• black-and-white illustrations throughout
• 32 pages, 7 x 5
• softcover, perfect bound
978-1-59152-256-0
2 $7.95
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Placebocracy and Other Ailments
GENERAL INTEREST
A Classical Liberal Take on America Today
by Mark Hartwig
An examination of America’s present political, economic and socio-
cultural conditions from a traditional classical liberal perspective.
Presented as a daisy-chain of essays, the author proposes that
American democracy is imperiled as a result of institutionalized
ignorance; that we no longer understand even the most basic
political and economic principles of American democracy. The
result, that as a nation, we are subjected to false front issues and
solutions that ignore the real problems facing Americans.
• 320 pages, 6 x 9
• hardcover, PUR case bound
Published by Yucca Ash Press, 978-1-59152-260-7
Sweetgrass Books.
$24.95 U.S.
$31.00 Canada
American Plains Bison: Asian Cooking
Rewilding An Icon Made Simple:
by James A. Bailey A Culinary Journey along
In a clear, direct voice, wildlife the Silk Road and Beyond
biologist James Bailey laments by Habeeb Salloum
the effects of domestication on 44 Take your taste buds for a trip
conservation bison herds. Bailey with 227 simple, tasty recipes
challenges wildlife management from 22 cuisines spanning Asia
precepts and advocates for grass- from Japan to Turkey and Mongolia
land reserves to restore the wild to Indonesia.
bison and its important contribu- • 238 color photographs
tions to natural ecosystems. • 176 pages, 81⁄2 x 11
• 3 color and 43 black-and-white • hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
photographs, 14 graphs and 978-1-59152-134-1
charts, 8 maps, index $25.00 Published by Habeeb Salloum.
• 264 pages, 6 x 9
• softcover, perfect bound
978-1-59152-123-5 The Awful Air Travel
$19.95 Published by Dr. James A. Bailey. Activity Book
by Andy Robbins
American Trinity— Whether you are a frequent flyer or
Jefferson, Custer, and a freaked-out flyer, these activities
will have you at ease (or cracking up)
the Spirit of the West during a busy day of travel. Features
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by Larry Len Peterson word puzzles, connect the dots,
Details the collision of European mazes, and coloring pages that are
and Native American civilizations the perfect companion to a not-so-
and the bloody aftermath that perfect day at the airport.
doomed a once-thriving people. • 32 pages of activities and coloring
Wide-ranging and brimming with • 32 pages, 81⁄2 x 11
fresh insights on how the West was • saddle stitched
shaped by three forces: Christian 978-1-56037-708-5
imperialism, Thomas Jefferson’s $8.95
Doctrine of Discovery, and George
Armstrong Custer’s hubris. “...the
most reflective philosophical history
of American history published in the
past 50 years.” Stuart Rosebrook,
Best Author, Best Non-Fiction senior editor, True West Magazine
True West Magazine • chapter endnotes, bibliography,
Best of the West Book Awards index
First Place — Nonfiction • 728 pages, 6 x 9
Will Rogers Gold Medallion Award • hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
978-1-59152-188-4
$34.95 Published by Larry Len Peterson.
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GENERAL INTEREST KIDS BOOKS - SEE PAGES 81-86
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Becoming Dinosaurs: • 153 color photographs, index
• 232 pages, 9 x 12
A Prehistoric Perspective • hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
on Climate Change Today—
GENERAL INTEREST
978-1-59152-200-3
What’s Happened Before, $44.95 Published by Locally Sourced, LLC.
What’s Happening Now,
and What We Might Do to 40 Years from the
Avoid Extinction
Brink of Extinction:
by David Trexler
Americas’s Bald Eagle
This book examines the current
text and photography
trends in climate relative to simi-
by John D. Chaney
lar events in Earth’s history. This
history paints a picture of re- Photographer John D. Chaney
peated cataclysms in which most celebrates four decades of docu-
life on Earth was lost. Trexler menting the recovery of the bald
makes powerful and specific sug- eagle. See eagles in flight, on the
gestions for how the challenges hunt, and raising their chicks.
facing our planet can be lessened Engaging text highlights the
eagle’s natural history and Gold Medal,
or avoided.
conservation success. International Book Awards
• 60 color photographs and
illustrations • 63 color photographs Gold Medal, PubWest
• 208 pages, 6 x 9 • 80 pages, 131⁄2 x 11 Book Design Awards
• hardcover, sewn, dust jacket • hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
978-1-59152-092-4 978-1-59152-161-7
$29.95 Published by Timeline Designs, LLC. $39.95 Published by John D. Chaney.
Cautionary Tales Game Birds:
of Two Wildlife A Celebration of North
American Upland Birds
Photographers
text and photography
by Robert Gandy
by Gary Kramer
and Margita Licis
foreword by Howard K. Vincent
Robert and Margita have traveled
A comprehensive book covering
throughout the United States
all 34 game birds found across the
and Canada for over twenty-four
United States and Canada. Award-
years, photographing wildlife. In
winning photographer/writer Gary
their first book, they share their
Kramer’s landmark collection is a
dos and don’ts of photographing
must read for avid hunters, birders,
wild places and wildlife.
and readers who appreciate the
• 116 color photographs
majesty of game birds. Interiors
• 96 pages, 11 x 81⁄2
of both versions are identical.
• hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
• 384 color photographs,
978-1-59152-190-7
26 range maps
$24.95 Published by Robert Gandy.
• 256 pages, 113⁄4 x 9
• hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
A Different Jesus: 978-1-59152-183-9
A Christian Theology (Ring-Necked Pheasant dust jacket)
Big Enough for an 978-1-59152-185-3
(Wild Turkey dust jacket)
Interfaith World
$58.00 Published by Gary Kramer.
by Jan G. Linn
Jan Linn offers a way for
Christians to be firm in their own A Good Thing Makes
faith, grounded in scripture while Things Look Good
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lovingly embracing our brothers The Ministry of Being a Wife
and sisters of different faiths.
by Lydia A. McDonald
Perfect for discussion among
both laypeople and ministers. A Good Thing Makes Things
• 104 pages, 6 x 9 Look Good will teach you how to
• softcover, perfect bound transform your relationship from
978-1-59152-144-0 the inside out and leave you both
$12.95 Published by Jan G. Linn. looking good from the outside in.
• contains bonus hip-hop album
featuring music from author’s son
The Faces • 16 color photographs, 5 black-
of Local Food and-white photographs
Celebrating the People • 112 pages, 6 x 9
Who Feed Us • softcover, perfect bound
978-1-59152-222-5
by Charlotte Caldwell $30.00 Published by Lydia A. McDonald.
foreword by Bill McKibben
Fishermen, farmers, ranchers,
innovative chefs, and other
meaningful contributors and
visionaries share their stories—
providing personal vignettes that
give readers an intimate perspec-
tive into the lives of those people
who contribute to a vibrant local
food system. Gold Medal, Independent
Publisher’s Book Awards
4 Winner, National Indie
Excellence Book Awards
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Great Lodges of picking and preserving, and
proper manners in a huckleberry
the National Parks, patch.
Volume One
GENERAL INTEREST
• 96 pages, 6 x 9
by Christine Barnes • softcover, perfect bound
photography by Fred Pflughoft 978-0-93831-446-2
and David Morris $11.95
The official companion book
to the popular PBS television Lady Long Rider
series Great Lodges, and the
first volume in Christine Barnes’ Alone Across America
popular Great Lodges of the on Horseback
National Parks series. This gor- by Bernice Ende
geous book features engaging Accompanied only by her horses
history and stunning photo- and an exceptional dog named
graphs of these great lodges. Claire, Bernice Ende has logged
• More than 250 black-and-white more than 29,000 miles in the sad-
and color images dle, crisscrossing North America.
• 192 pages, 11 x 10 This incredible memoir chronicles
• hardcover, sewn, dust jacket her life on the road.
978-0-9653924-5-7 • 82 black-and-white photographs,
$35.00 Published by W. W. West, Inc., 7 maps
an imprint of Farcountry Press.
• 272 pages, 6 x 9
• softcover, perfect bound
Great Lodges of 978-1-56037-722-1
the National Parks, $16.95
Volume Two
by Christine Barnes The Last Buffalo Hunt
photography by Fred Pflughoft & Other Stories:
and David Morris
Adventures in the
The second volume in Christine Great American Outdoors
Barnes’ popular Great Lodges
by J. I. Merritt
of the National Parks series.
Stunningly illustrated and The stories in this anthology
meticulously researched with feature legendary Americans such
new insights into these historic as the iconic Daniel Boone, John
landmarks. Muir, and Theodore Roosevelt.
• More than 250 black-and-white Many of the stories and charac-
and color images ters played important roles in
• 176 pages, 11 x 10 shaping modern outdoor sports
• hardcover, sewn, dust jacket and the United States as we know
978-1-56037-520-3 it today.
$35.00 • 20 black-and-white illustrations
• 216 pages, 6 x 9
• softcover, perfect bound
Happiness is a 978-1-59152-105-1
Warm Carcass: $17.95 Published by South River Press.
Assorted Sordid Stories
from the Photographer L’Chaim
in the Midst Margit Chinkes’
by David Peterson Holocaust Survivor Story
Professional photographer by Angelica M. Osborne
David Peterson presents twenty Angelica Osborne tells the story
years’ worth of his humorous, of her search for her mother’s
partly true stories of grizzly past with help from Margit’s
encounters, park rangers, and heartrending cards and letters
oddball tourists. With an off- written from the detention center
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the-wall wit, you’ll laugh along and concentration camp. This
with his misadventures from story is a true lesson of the price
Yellowstone to southeast Asia innocents pay in a world ruled
and beyond. by ethnic and racial strife.
• 224 pages, 6 x 9 • 36 black-and-white photographs,
• softcover, perfect bound 2 maps, appendix
978-1-59152-155-6 • 80 pages, 6 x 9
$14.95 Published by David Peterson. • softcover, perfect bound
978-1-59152-199-0
The Huckleberry $14.95 Published by Angelica Osborne.
Book:
All about the West’s Most Midnight
Treasured Wild Berry— by Tom Claffey
From Botany to Bears, A big rig driver becomes the
Mountain Lore to Recipes caretaker of an injured raven and
embarks on a journey that teaches
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by Asta Bowen
illustrations by her about nature, friendship, and
Karen Leigh Noice love.
• 160 pages, 6 x 9
This wildly popular book • softcover, perfect bound
features 37 delectable recipes— 978-1-59152-218-8
from cakes to champagne. It $14.95 Published by Tom Claffey.
also examines Rocky Mountain
Silver Medal, huckleberry ecology and lore,
Benjamin Franklin Awards including defining the types,
EQUUS Film Festival 5
Literary Award
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Nature’s Keeper: Quick Reference
John Ripley Forbes and the Backcountry Medical
GENERAL INTEREST
Children’s Nature Movement Care, 4th Edition
by Gary Ferguson by Carl Weil
Chronicles the life of extraor- This durable, waterproof, pock-
dinary educator John Ripley et-sized guide by Master Fellow
Forbes. Once hailed by Time Carl Weil, Wilderness Medicine
magazine as “the Johnny Outfitters director helps identify
Appleseed of nature museums,” and treat wounds, stings, bites,
Forbes helped create outdoor- breaks, breathing problems, and
based science and learning much more. Combines wilder-
centers in more than 200 ness medical experience and
communities across the country. the latest medical techniques
• 27 black-and-white photo- so readers can take charge and
graphs, 1 color photograph survive bad situations.
• 216 pages, 53⁄8 x 81⁄4 • 39 2-color illustrations
• hardcover, sewn, dust jacket • 48 pages, 41⁄4 x 6
978-1-59152-086-3 • softcover, saddle stitched,
$24.95 waterproof, tear-resistant
• softcover 978-0-9722588-2-1
978-1-59152-085-6 $10.75 Published by Wilderness Medicine
$14.95 Published by John Ripley Forbes Outfitters.
Big Tree Forest Preserve.
Savor Sweet
Plan B: There’s a Time Christmas:
in Everyone’s Life When
A Collection of Poems
Tomorrow Becomes Real
for the Season
by Nadin Garcia
by Ann Cogswell
Nadin Garcia broke free of a
Readers young and old are sure
cycle of crime and prison by
to find delight in Cogswell’s
changing his mindset. Plan B
collection of original poems that
inspires you to take responsi-
speak to treasured facets of
bility for your past and future by NOW ON
Christmas, reflecting the grace LY
recognizing and removing self-
destructive patterns in your life.
and rhythms of the winter $9.95
season.
• 56 pages, 6 x 9
• 31 poems, 9 color photo-
• softcover, perfect bound
graphs, 1 map, index
978-1-59152-162-4
• 48 pages, 6 x 6
$11.99 Published by Nadin Garcia.
• hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
978-1-59152-120-4
A Prairie Year: $9.95 Published by Ann Cogswell.
Messages to Max
by George Rohde Sisters Get Their
Originally conceived as notes Kicks on Route 66
to the author’s grandson, the
by Karen West and
engaging images and text share
Susan Ford-West
an avid field biologist’s passion
photography by Karen West
and wonder for prairie flora and
fauna. Adults and children alike Authors Karen West and Susan
will delight in Rohde’s observa- Ford-West share a wild ride
tions and insights. down Route 66. With over 500
• 152 color photographs photographs of iconic sites,
• 136 pages, 11 x 81⁄2 attractions and wonders, follow
• softcover, sewn 300 adventurous “Sisters on the
978-1-59152-126-6 Fly” towing vintage trailers from
$19.95 Published by Beverly Rohde. Chicago to Santa Monica.
• 526 color photographs
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• 144 pages, 10 x 8
A Pronghorn Year: • softcover with French flaps,
A Visual Tribute to North sewn
America’s Pronghorn 978-1-59152-164-8
photography & essays $29.95 Published by RJW Publishing.
by Dick Kettlewell
The American pronghorn is The Spring Creek
supremely adapted to life on Chronicles
the run, with eyes as large as an
by Dick Kettlewell
elephant’s, a two-inch-diameter
windpipe, and a massive heart Immerse yourself in the high
and lungs. Learn more about plains and prairies through
this amazing animal’s behavior award-winning photographer
through stunning full-color Dick Kettlewell’s images and
images and lively text by stories featuring pronghorn, ONLY
NOW 95
$14.
award-winning photographer mountain goats, spectacular
Dick Kettlewell. sunsets, vast skyscapes,
• 102 color photographs and more.
• 80 pages, 10 x 81⁄2 • 282 color photographs
• softcover, sewn • 232 pages, 10 x 81⁄2
978-1-56037-601-9 • softcover, sewn
$14.95 978-1-56037-636-1
$14.95
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Stone Revelations Volcanoes: What’s Hot
of the Last Ice Age: and What’s Not on Earth
Ancient Mid-Atlantic Relief and in Our Solar System
GENERAL INTEREST
Sculptures of Human Faces by Ian M. Lange
and Extinct Megafauna Lange, Professor Emeritus of
by Harold E. Young, Jr. Geology, presents a comprehen-
sive tour of Earth’s volcanoes,
Preserved prehistoric sculptures subduction zones, mid-ocean
in Albemarle County, Virginia rifts, hot spots, basalt flows, and
reveal a pictorial history of more. Discover the role of water
the last ice age. Delve into the and chemistry in eruptions, and
unsolved mysteries of the First explore volcanism in space.
People, and extinct megafauna. • 76 color photographs,
• 189 color photographs, 11 black-and-white photographs,
3 illustrations, 1 map, index
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75 illustrations and maps, index
• 184 pages, 12 x 101⁄2
NOW 95 • 200 pages, 9 x 12
$19. • hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
978-1-59152-173-0
• softcover, sewn
978-1-59152-168-6
$49.95 Published by Hardtrigger Ranch $19.95 Published by Ian M. Lange.
Publishing Co.
Unbroken Web: Wondering about
The Art of Ellen
Wildflowers
& Lucy Begay A Wildflower Guide for the
text and photography Northern Rocky Mountains
by Gary Beaudoin by Sharon Huff, Dr. Stephen L.
Love, Sharron Akers
Enjoy a rare glimpse into the
world of three generations This field guide enables amateurs
of Navajo (or Diné) weavers to identify plants in the Northern
through color photographs of Rocky Mountains and includes
exquisite wool textiles and the over 1,000 color photographs of
landscapes that inspire them. more than 490 plants, arranged
• 60 color photographs by color.
• 48 pages, 10 x 12 • 1,446 color photographs, index,
• softcover, sewn bibliography
978-1-59152-131-0 • 304 pages, 81⁄2 x 11
$20.00 Published by Gary Beaudoin. • softcover, PUR perfect bound
978-1-59152-219-5
$29.95 Published by Sharon Phillips Huff.
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Asian Cooking The Huckleberry Book:
Made Simple: All about the West’s Most
A Culinary Journey along Treasured Wild Berry—
COOKBOOKS
the Silk Road and Beyond From Botany to Bears,
´ by Habeeb Salloum Mountain Lore to Recipes
Take your taste buds for a trip ´
by Asta Bowen
illustrations by Karen Leigh Noice
with 227 simple, tasty recipes
from 22 cuisines spanning This wildly popular book features
Asia from Japan to Turkey 37 delectable recipes—from cakes
and Mongolia to Indonesia. to champagne. It also examines
• 238 color photographs Rocky Mountain huckleberry ecol-
• 176 pages, 81⁄2 x 11 ogy and lore, including defining
• hardcover, sewn, dust jacket the types, picking and preserving,
978-1-59152-134-1 and proper manners in a huckle-
$25.00 Published by Habeeb Salloum. berry patch.
• 96 pages, 6 x 9
ONLY Good Montana • softcover, perfect bound
NOW 95
$19.
978-0-93831-446-2
Morning: $11.95
Recipes from Good Medicine
Lodge in Whitefish, Montana
Tasting Colorado:
by Betsy Cox
Favorite Recipes from
photography by Megan DiTizio
the Centennial State
After years of requests from
by Michele Morris
guests asking her to write a
foreword by Eliza Cross
cookbook, Betsy Cox—owner
of Good Medicine Lodge in Sit down at the table with Michele
Whitefish, Montana—has done Morris and enjoy Colorado’s time-
just that. Farmers’ markets and less and definitive cuisine. Recipes
her own personal garden inspire from Colorado’s finest restaurants,
many of the award-winning lodges, and guest ranches present
Bronze Medal, Independent
recipes. an exquisite blend of Western flair
Publisher Book Awards
• 153 color photographs, and Rocky Mountain charm.
Bronze Medal, PubWest • 157 color photographs, index
1 illustration, index
Book Design Awards • 184 pages, 81⁄2 x 10
• 128 pages, 81⁄2 x 11
Winner, Colorado Authors’ League • hardcover, sewn • hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
Writing Award 978-1-59152-075-7 978-1-56037-539-5
Winner, Colorado Book Awards $19.95 $29.95
Winner, U.S. Regional Excellence 7
Book Awards
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Tasting Kentucky: are complemented by mouth-
Favorite Recipes from watering color photographs of
every dish. Sample Ohio’s finest
the Bluegrass State
COOKBOOKS
foods in your home kitchen!
by Maggie Green • 146 color photographs, index
foreword by Ouita Michel • 176 pages, 81⁄2 x 10
photography by • hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
Sarah Jane Sanders 978-1-56037-690-3
Create classic tastes of Kentucky $29.95
in your kitchen! Enjoy 102 iconic
recipes from Kentucky’s most
popular restaurants. From
Tasting Pennsylvania:
bourbon mashed potatoes to Favorite Recipes from
fried chicken with a hickory the Keystone State
drizzle, these recipes are by Carrie Havranek
complemented by mouthwatering foreword by Maria Rodale
color photographs. photography by Alison Conklin
• 150 color photographs, index Bring Pennsylvania’s bounty Silver Medal, PubWest
• 176 pages, 81⁄2 x 10 to your dining room table with Book Design Awards
• hardcover, sewn, dust jacket 100 recipes from the Keystone
978-1-56037-653-8 State’s favorite restaurants and
$29.95 local producers. Savor the best
in classic cheesesteak sand-
Tasting Minnesota: wiches, German potato salad,
and shoo-fly pie and also
Favorite Recipes from
mussels in beurre blanc, carrot
the Land of 10,000 Lakes soup with brown butter, choco-
by Betsy Nelson late bread pudding, and apple
foreword by pie turnovers. Kitchen-tested
Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl and easy-to-follow recipes are
photography by Tom Thulen accompanied by mouthwatering
Celebrate Minnesota’s local color photographs of every dish.
foods with 100 fantastic recipes • Approx. 150 color photographs,
from the state’s best kitchens. index
From lake trout and venison, to • Approx. 176 pages, 81⁄2 x 10
farm-fresh pork and craft beer, • hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
native Minnesotan and “That 978-1-56037-714-6
Food Girl,” Betsy Nelson serves $29.95
up great recipes complemented
by mouth-watering full-color A Taste of
photographs.
• 154 color photographs, index Washington:
• 176 pages, 81⁄2 x 10 Favorite Recipes from
• hardcover, sewn, dust jacket the Evergreen State
978-1-56037-655-2 text and photography
$29.95 by Michele Morris
From smoked salmon to Rainier
A Taste of Montana: cherries and Wenatchee Valley
Favorite Recipes from apples, bring the bounty of
Big Sky Country Washington to your table in a
feast of recipes from the state’s
by Seabring Davis
best restaurants. Clear, easy-
foreword by Greg Patent
to-follow recipes are comple-
photography by Paulette Phlipot
mented by scrumptious full-color
Enjoy 110 recipes from photographs.
Montana’s finest restaurants, • 170 color photographs, index
with a focus on locally grown in- • 208 pages, 81⁄2 x 10
gredients. Feast on Elk Sausage • hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
Scramble, Bison Chili, Butte Irish 978-1-56037-602-6
Pasties, and Huckleberry-Sour $29.95 High Plains Book Award
Cream Coffee Cake; with mouth-
watering photographs.
• 122 color photographs A Taste of Wyoming:
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by Sara Bir
lodges, and bed-and-break-
foreword by Bryn Mooth
fasts—as well as classic
photography by Melanie Tienter
Cowboy State favorites.
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by Niki Kourofsky of Wild West Women
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Join upstate author Niki Kourofsky by Michael Rutter
for a suspenseful tour through the Enter the intimate world of the
North Woods’ dark secrets and dire Wild West’s women of the night.
tales of boot-leggers, safecrackers, Eighteen richly researched biogra-
robbers, and murderers. “Witty, phies of prostitutes and madams
savvy, and full of Adirondack history reveal the tricks and torments of
grandma didn’t tell the kids.” the trade.
• 27 black-and-white photographs, • 47 black-and-white photographs,
1 map, index index
• 144 pages, 6 x 9 • 200 pages, 6 x 9
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Bad Boys California Madams
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…and Some Wild Women, Too Rich in details combed from histori-
by Barbara Fifer cal archives, California Madams un-
introduction by Jerry Bryant covers the enigmatic and salacious
of the Adams House Museum lives of twenty-four women who ran
houses of ill repute in the Land of
Welcome to the 1880s Black Hills,
Sunshine and Opportunity from the
where you will meet a host of
1840’s to the 1940’s.
rowdies, ranging from tall-tale
• 23 black-and-white photographs,
tellers to killers, such as robber
index
“Laughing Sam” Hartman or
• 168 pages, 6 x 9
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gun-slinging bad girls. Meet • 37 black-and-white
these fascinating characters, photographs,
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of the United States; and many new light on the colorful life
more fascinating characters of and grizzly demise of one of
the late nineteenth and early Deadwood’s most notorious
twentieth centuries. characters.
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Big Sky from the 1860s into the 140 wanted posters and reward
1980s. notices—and the fascinating
• 48 black-and-white stories behind many of the
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their lives were like and why
they turned to the profession.
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* Alaska Babies!
photography by Steve Kazlowski
The Best of Olympic
National Park
NORTHWEST
In this delightful board book, by Alan Leftridge
parents can introduce their young This handy guide covers all the
children to adorable babies of best hikes, picnic spots, places to
the Alaskan wild. Charming rhymes see wildlife, wildflowers, waterfalls,
accompany beautiful photographs and more. Compiled by a former
by respected wildlife photographer park ranger, with beautiful color
Steven Kazlowski. A great tool for photographs, locator maps, and
teaching young kids about the directions.
wildlife of Alaska; sure to be a • 168 color photographs,
bedtime favorite. Features 13 2 black-and-white photographs,
baby animals. For toddlers. 11 maps, index
• 13 color photographs • 164 pages, 51⁄2 x 81⁄2
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settings—migratory birds in the text accompanies the beautiful
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, color photographs. Features 13
red foxes, moose, and much more. baby animals. For toddlers.
• 90 color photographs • 13 color photographs
• 80 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8 • 26 pages, 51⁄2 x 51⁄2
• softcover, sewn • board book
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10A Circle of Majesty:
A Scenic Journey around
Idaho Mountain
Wildflowers:
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Yellowstone, the Grand Tetons, A Photographic
Jackson Hole and Alta, Compendium, 3rd Ed.
Wyoming, and Teton Valley, A. Scott Earle and Jane Lundin
Idaho Features 500 photographs of
text and photography plants indigenous to the moun-
by Eric I. Soyland tains of Idaho. The most inclusive
Through prose, poetry, and color guide to the state’s wildflowers.
photography, travel from the Teton • index
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and back. • softcover, sewn
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• 96 pages, 113⁄4 x 9 $19.95 Published by Larkspur Books.
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Idaho Wildlife
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photography and text
Crater Lake National by William H. Mullins
Park Wild & Beautiful A unique and evocative collection
of images of bear cubs, sharp-
photography by Charles A. Blakeslee
tailed grouse, Rocky Mountain
Crater Lake National Park’s bighorn sheep, cedar waxwings,
breathtaking beauty is presented and much more. Species both
in spectacular color landscape rare and familiar are captured
photography. amid Idaho scenery.
• 115 color photographs • 85 color photographs
• 104 pages, 101⁄2 x 10 • 80 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8
• hardcover, sewn, dust jacket • softcover, sewn
978-1-56037-182-3 978-1-56037-413-8
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Exploring Washington’s Mount Rainier National
Backroads: Park Impressions
Highways and Hometowns photography by Charles Gurche
of the Evergreen State foreword by Bob McIntyre
by John Deviny Bob McIntyre’s sensitive and
With stunning photographs and informative foreword sets the
inspiring, often provocative, stories, tone for Charles Gurche’s color
Exploring Washington’s Backroads photographic tribute to Mount
takes you off the Rainier National Park.
beaten path and into the colorful • 85 color photographs
soul of the Evergreen State. • 80 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8
• 73 color photographs, • softcover, sewn
17 color maps 978-1-56037-240-0
• 80 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8 $12.95
• softcover, sewn
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Mountain Wildflowers
of Washington
by Jane Lundin
Idaho Babies!
This handy, laminated, fold-out
Delightful rhymes accompany
wildflower guide features 265
colorful and irresistible photo-
color photographs of Washington
graphs by acclaimed wildlife
wildflowers and includes the
photographers. A wonderful
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common name and scientific
learning tool for parents to teach
name for each. For ease of use,
their young children about animals
flowers are organized by color.
in Idaho! Features 13 baby animals.
• 265 color photographs.
For toddlers.
• 41⁄8 x 9 (folds out to 243⁄4 x 173⁄4)
• 13 color photographs
• map fold, laminated
• 26 pages, 51⁄2 x 51⁄2
978-0-615-51763-6
• board book
$8.95 Published by Jane Lundin.
978-1-56037-684-2
$8.95
Northern Idaho
Idaho Impressions Impressions
photography and text photography by Tim Cady
by Leland Howard Cady presents his finest images
Interspersed with breathtaking of mountain lakes, wildflower-
landscape and nature photographs strewn meadows, and Northern
are images conveying Idaho’s Idaho lifestyles and recreation.
culture, from rafting to rodeos. Informative captions accompany
• 82 color photographs each of the images in this fitting
• 80 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8 tribute to a spectacular region.
• softcover, sewn • 83 color photographs
978-1-56037-297-4 • 80 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8
$12.95 • softcover, sewn
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11* Olympic National
Park Impressions
Our Land, Our Soul:
Majestic Teton Valley—
NORTHWEST
photography by James Randklev The Tetons’ Western Slope
Randklev shares his finest by Eric I. Soyland
landscape photographs of Written from the point of view
Washington’s Olympic National of a wagon master journeying
Park, making this an excellent from Utah to Idaho Territory
souvenir or remembrance. with settlers in 1887, the book
• 78 color photographs features 102 photographs and
• 80 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8 Soyland’s poetry and prose.
• softcover, sewn • 102 color photographs
978-1-56037-203-5 • 96 pages, 12 x 9 A Washington Reads Selection
$12.95 • hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
978-1-59152-081-8
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Only in Oregon: SOUTH PUBLISHING AND PRODUCTION, LLC. Mount Hood
Natural and Manmade
Landmarks and Oddities Portland Impressions
by Christine Barnes Updated.
This fun read features one photography by Steve Terrill
hundred Only in Oregon desti- foreword by Craig Lesley
nations—from the quirky and
A journey through the City
obscure to the well known.
of Roses, with images of its
• 164 photographs
lush gardens, spectacular
• 104 pages, 9 1⁄2 x 9
waterfront, popular city parks,
• softcover, sewn
renowned architecture, graceful
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bridges, respected universities,
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and historic landmarks.
• 86 color photographs
Oregon: • 80 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8
A Photographic Journey • softcover, sewn
978-1-56037-347-6
photography by Greg Vaughn
$12.95
Photographer Greg Vaughn takes China Beach
readers on a photographic journey
across Oregon. Travel Oregon’s Rocky Mountain
famous coast, snow-capped Babies!
peaks of the Cascades, lush photography by Wendy Shattil
old-growth forests, and wondrous and Bob Rozinski
painted hills.
This adorable board book
• 87 color photographs
introduces young children to
• 80 pages, 91⁄8 x 81⁄8
the wild babies of the Rocky
• softcover, sewn
Mountains. Charming rhymes
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accompany the beautiful color
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photography. Features 13 baby
animals. For toddlers.
Oregon Coast • 13 color photographs
Impressions • 26 pages, 51⁄2 x 51⁄2
• board book
photography by Dennis Frates North American Travel Journalists
978-1-56037-499-2
This collection of photographs Association Gold Award
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conveys the coast’s beauty and
moods, with landscapes large
and small, as well as a selection San Juan Islands
of images from the impressive Impressions
Coast Range. photography by Charles Gurche
• 94 color photographs
The San Juan Islands of
• 80 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8
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Washington state make up
• softcover, sewn
some of the country’s most
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breathtaking scenery. Gurche
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brilliantly captures the islands’
rugged beachfront, deep
Oregon Unforgettable channels, plentiful wildlife,
photography and foreword and charming communities.
by Dennis Frates • 85 color photographs
• 80 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8
In this latest book by acclaimed
• softcover, sewn
photographer Dennis Frates, see
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Oregon from the majestic Pacific
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coast to the Cascade Range to
the eastern prairies. Available
in two covers: Mount Hood or
China Beach.
• 147 color photographs
• 120 pages, 101⁄2 x 12
• hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
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China Beach: 978-1-56037-586-9
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12Seattle:
A Photographic Journey
Washington:
A Photographic Journey
*
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photography by Terry Donnelly photography by Tom Kirkendall
and Joel Rogers and Vicky Spring
Combining the best images from Husband-wife photography team
photographers Joel Rogers and Kirkendall and Spring showcase
Terry Donnelly, this collection of the Evergreen State’s lush Olympic
photographs takes the reader from Rainforest, Cascade Range peaks,
boats on Puget Sound to above scenic farmlands, thriving cities,
the Space Needle and everywhere and glittering waterways.
in between. • 108 color photographs
• 82 color photographs • 80 pages, 91⁄8 x 81⁄8
• 80 pages, 91⁄8 x 81⁄8 • softcover, sewn
• softcover, sewn 978-1-56037-616-3
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Who Pooped
Spokane Impressions
Updated.
in the Cascades?
written by Gary D. Robson
photography by Charles Gurche illustrated by Robert Rath
This beautiful photography Michael, Emily, and their parents
book is a tribute to Washington’s explore the Cascade Mountain
second-largest city. Vivid photo- Range. The kids quickly learn
graphs showcase Spokane’s that there are wild animals all
architecture, natural areas, around, and these creatures
rich history, and unique culture. leave behind scat, tracks, and
• 80 color photographs other sign. Along with Michael
Silver Medal, Moonbeam
• 80 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8 and Emily, readers learn how
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• color illustrations
A Taste of Washington: • 48 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8
• softcover, PUR perfect bound
Favorite Recipes from the 978-1-56037-362-9
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text and photography
by Michele Morris
Who Pooped in the
From smoked salmon to Rainier
cherries and Wenatchee Valley Park?
apples, bring the bounty of Olympic National Park
Washington to your table in a Updated.
feast of recipes from the state’s written by Gary D. Robson
best restaurants. Clear, easy- illustrated by Robert Rath
to-follow recipes are comple-
Michael, Emily, and their parents
mented by scrumptious full-color
explore Olympic National Park.
photographs.
Disappointed when at first they
• 163 color photographs, index
don’t encounter many animals,
• 208 pages, 81⁄2 x 10
the kids quickly learn that there
• hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
are animals all around, and these
978-1-56037-602-6
creatures leave behind scat, tracks,
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and other sign. Colorful illustrations
of animals and their scat, tracks,
265 Images of and other sign, as well as a
Northern Rocky quick-reference chart, make
field identification a breeze!
Mountain Wildflowers:
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For ages 5 to 10.
From the Mountains of Idaho, • color illustrations
Montana, Wyoming, and • 48 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8
Nearby Places • softcover, PUR perfect bound
978-1-56037-337-7
by A. Scott Earle
$11.95
and Jane Lundin
This handy, laminated, foldout
wildflower guide is perfect for
carrying in your back pocket
or your daypack. It features 265
color photographs of plants
that are native to the lower
Northern Rocky Mountains of
Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming,
and includes the common name
and scientific name for each.
• 41⁄8 x 9, folds out to 243⁄4 x 173⁄4
• map fold, laminated
978-0-615-35225-1
$8.95 Published by Larkspur Books.
13*
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Who Pooped in the Desert?
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Field Guide, Journal & Activity Book
written and illustrated by Steph Lehmann
Designed to accompany the wildly popular Who Pooped in
the Park? series, or as a stand-alone book, and packed with
educational facts accompanied by journaling and coloring
opportunities, this is the perfect field guide, journal, and
activity book for young nature lovers ages 8 and up to take
on their next desert adventure. Have fun coloring and learn-
ing about animals and the clues they leave—plus learn about
birds, insects, amphibians, plants, clouds, and constellations!
• black-and-white illustrations throughout
• 96 pages, 7 x 81⁄8
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Albuquerque Colorado Plateau NOW ON
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Impressions Wild and Beautiful $19.95
photography by Kip Malone photography and foreword
Malone’s affectionate tribute by John Annerino
to Albuquerque includes Discover the adventure and
the famous Albuquerque mystery of the Colorado Plateau
International Balloon Festival, along sheer cliffs, through white-
adobe architecture, and water rapids, and among ancient
much more. dwellings.
• 97 color photographs • 127 color photographs
• 80 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8 • 120 pages, 101⁄2 x 12
• softcover, sewn • hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
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Arizona Impressions David Muench’s
photography by Bernadette Heath Timeless Moments:
and James Randklev Grand Canyon National Park
All regions of the state are repre- by David Muench
sented in each stunning season— foreword by Jeff Kida
from snowcapped San Francisco
David Muench’s legendary land-
Peak to the sun-baked Organ
scape photography is showcased
Pipe to broad panoramas of the
in this full-color collection featur-
Grand Canyon.
ing selections from his most
• 86 color photographs
famous images as well as new
• 80 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8
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shots from his personal archives
• softcover, sewn
published here for the first time.
978-1-56037-351-3
• 87 color photographs,
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3 black-and-white photographs,
1 map
California Madams • 96 pages, 10 x 81⁄2
by Sherry Monahan • softcover, sewn
Rich in details combed from 978-1-56037-680-4
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Madams uncovers the enigmatic
and salacious lives of twenty- Death Valley National
four women who ran houses of
ill repute in the Land of Sunshine
Park Impressions
and Opportunity from the 1840’s to photography and text
the 1940’s. by Eric Wunrow
• 23 black-and-white photo- Photographer Eric Wunrow
graphs, index shares his exquisite color land-
• 168 pages, 6 x 9 scape photographs of this land
• softcover, perfect bound of geological and climatological
978-1-56037-659-0 extremes.
$16.95 • 83 color photographs
• 80 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8
• softcover, sewn
978-1-56037-295-0
$12.95
14*
El Tovar: Grand Canyon Babies!
Celebrating 100 Years photography by
Lisa and Mike Husar
SOUTHWEST
by Christine Barnes
photography by Fred Pflughoft This adorable board book intro-
and David Morris duces young children to the wild
This book tells the story of an babies of the Grand Canyon.
architectural treasure placed Charming rhymes accompany
in the midst of a great wonder the beautiful images by wildlife
of nature. Native Americans, photographers Lisa and Mike
Spanish explorers, railroad Husar. Features 13 baby animals.
barons, talented architects, and For toddlers.
two American presidents are all • 13 color photographs
part of the 110-year history of El • 26 pages, 51⁄2 x 51⁄2
Tovar Hotel and Grand Canyon • board book
National Park. 978-1-56037-507-4
• 46 color photographs, $8.95
8 black-and-white photo-
graphs, color illustrations, Grand Canyon
bibliography
• 64 pages, 7 x 7
Impressions
• hardcover, dust jacket photography by
978-0-9653924-3-3 Bernadette Heath
$14.95 Published by W. W. West, Inc., foreword by Mike Buchheit,
an imprint of Farcountry Press. director of the Grand Canyon
Field Institute
The Essential From its dramatic vistas to
its subtle beauties, Heath’s col-
NLY Colorado Plateau:
NOW O
lection of inspiring photographs
$9.95 Must-See Natural and
Cultural Features
captures the drama of this place,
one of the Seven Natural Wonders
text and photography of the World.
by John Annerino • 86 color photographs
• 80 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8
Your guide to the must-see
• softcover, sewn
natural and cultural wonders of
978-1-56037-367-4
the Colorado Plateau. Find the
$12.95
best slickrock canyons, soar-
ing stone arches and natural
bridges, waterfalls, rock towers, Grand Canyon
ancient cliff dwellings, and National Park:
pictographs and petroglyphs.
A Cautionary Coloring Book
Complete with clear directions
to each site spectacular full- written and illustrated
color photographs. by Andy Robbins
• 123 color photographs, In this hilarious mature-themed
1 map, index cautionary coloring book, you’ll
• 184 pages, 6 x 9 find park facts and tips on how
• softcover, PUR perfect bound to stay alive during a trip to the
978-1-56037-598-2 Grand Canyon. Equal parts grue-
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book you’ll have to see to believe.
• 31 pages of illustrations
Going to Grand to color
Canyon National Park • 32 pages, 81⁄2 x 11
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Canyon Field Institute director,
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spot awesome animals, and A Magical Coloring
meet some of the first people Journey through
to live in and explore this land.
For ages 8 to 12.
Grand Canyon National Park
• color photographs and illustrated by Dave Ember
illustrations Unleash your inner artist on
• 48 pages, 8 1⁄2 x 11 intricate coloring designs—as well
• softcover, sewn as 8 postcards and 4 bookmarks
978-1-56037-515-9 on extra-heavy paper—featuring
$14.95 the park’s North and South Rims,
wildlife and wildflowers, rugged
trails and river rapids, and historic
lodges and hotels.
• 44 images-to-color
• 72 pages, 93⁄4 x 93⁄4
• softcover, sewn
978-1-56037-721-4
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15*
Hopi House: National Park to the curlew-
dotted Salton Sea.
Celebrating 100 Years • 140 color photographs
SOUTHWEST
by Christine Barnes • 120 pages, 101⁄2 x 10
The Hopi House has delighted • hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
visitors since it first opened 978-1-56037-470-1
in 1905. Created by remark- $24.95
able designer Mary Colter as a
Santa Fe Railway destination,
the stately pueblo-style build-
Portrait of
ing invites visitors to sample San Francisco
the architecture, art, and life- photography by Chuck Haney
style of the Native Americans Featuring nationally acclaimed
of the Southwest. photographer Chuck Haney,
• 21 color photographs, this handsome coffee-table
38 black-and-white photo- book beautifully showcases
graphs, 6 color illustrations, California’s legendary City by
bibliography the Bay. From dazzling cityscapes
• 64 pages, 7 x 7 to breathtaking bay views, you’ll
• hardcover, dust jacket see why people leave their hearts
978-0-9727921-7-2 in San Francisco.
$12.50 Published by W. W. West, Inc., • 145 color photographs
an imprint of Farcountry Press.
• 120 pages, 101⁄2 x 10
• hardcover, sewn, dust jacket
Monterey Peninsula 978-1-56037-578-4
Impressions $26.95
photography by James
Randklev San Diego:
One of the Sierra Club’s most A Photographic Journey
widely published photogra- photography and text
phers, James Randklev cap- by Bill Wechter
tures a vivid and varied portrait Interpretive text accompanies
of the Monterey Peninsula.
SAN DIEGO
over 100 full-color photos featur-
LOCAL INTEREST
SAN DIEGO a photographic journey
• 89 color photographs ing many of the city’s celebrated
Once you have traveled,
the journey
• 80 pages, 9 1⁄8 x 8 1⁄8 attractions and historic architec- NEVER ENDS … a ph ot ogr a ph ic jou r n ey
• softcover, sewn ture, Spanish culture, pristine
978-1-56037-346-9 beaches, and natural wonders.
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