Leland Hale dug deep into police records, newspaper accounts and his own interviews to present a disturbing narrative about the murder of eight people aboard a fishing boat in 1982.
From memoirs to graphically dynamic travelogues, their lists cover the entire state.
Book review: A Seward resident discovers his personal history as he dissects a shoebox full of his parents' letters.
Despite some incongruities, the survivalist tale brings excitement as a city girl navigates the wilderness.
Dr. Thomas Sims endured 18 difficult months in the Interior early in his career.
In "Paddling North," 60-year-old high school counselor from Hawaii details her 850-mile journey.
Paul Souders' obsession brings into focus a life of adventure, discovery, and occasional misery in the Canadian North
This special release release includes a new format, photos and a forward by actor/craftsman Nick Offerman.
While readers will find sympathetic characters and laugh-out-loud humor in "Baby’s First Felony," there is also a disturbing darkness to this violence-fueled story.
Book review: Brian Castner tells the story of 18th century Scottish explorer Alexander Mackenzie and his own adventure following Mackenzie's path up river.
Book review: Adrienne Lindholm's memoir describes her discoveries and epiphanies as she grew from a newly hired backcountry ranger in Denali National Park into an Alaska adulthood.
Book review: Patrice Gopo grew up in Anchorage as the daughter of Jamaican immigrants. In her memoir, she takes readers on a journey into the social and racial issues of our time.
