The story about decades of efforts to find the wreck of the Kad’yak is rich in details and personalities, and will absorb anyone with a taste for adventure — especially those with an interest in Alaska’s early history.
The authors of “Ice" and “The Secret Lives of Glaciers” are keenly aware of and concerned about what today’s rapid melting will mean to our lives—physically, imaginatively and for our planetary health.
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.
