A DIFFERENT WAY OF SEEING
WORDS AND WOOD
Pacific Northwest Woodcuts and Haiku
by Debby Neely
An astonishing book debut. The variety of moods and nuances Debby evokes in simple black and white — delicacy writ with a knife and gouge — testifies to her craftsmanship and to her love for her subjects. Adding haiku to these dramatic images pins them in moments and memories and heightens our attention and interest.
• 70 original woodcuts and haiku
• Author foreword and commentary
• Gift-boxed with tasseled bookmark $35
EMPIRE OF TREES
America’s Planned City and the Last Frontier
by Hal Calbom
However isolated Longview was, thanks to its huge ambitions and aggressive promotion the whole world would watch its birth and development.
• 220 historic photographs
• Then and Now Format
• Author interview
• Gift-boxed and signed: $50
From a reclaimed swamp on the Columbia River, Long-Bell produced a million board feet a day, shipped their lumber around the world, and built a model city called Longview. This is history not just of a region, but of a daring spirit, relentless idealism, and colossal ambition. By the mid-thirties, the Depression had crumbled their empire. But the model city they built still stood, and stands today.
by Gregory L. Gorham
DISPATCHES FROM THE DISCOVERY TRAIL
by Michael O. Perry
Lewis and Clark for the rest of us. Author Michael Perry takes a fresh look at the Expedition from the layman’s point of view, adding new notes and commentary to this third edition of the popular book based on the 33-part series debuted — and still featured — in Columbia River Reader.
Dispatches adds to the Expedition lore the insights and observations of a gifted amateur historian.
• Month-by-month following the Expedition
• Author commentary and illustrations
• BW Edition $35
A Layman’s Lewis & Clark
THE TIDEWATER REACH
Field Guide to the Lower Columbia River in Poems and Pictures
by Robert Michael Pyle and Judy VanderMaten
• Original photographs by Judy VanderMaten
• Author interview
• Field notes and commentary
• Signature edition $50
• Collector’s edition $35
• Standard edition $25
The Northwest’s premier naturalist and writer turns his eyes and art to verse, picturing the tidewater reach — where the salt water and fresh water meet in the Columbia — in beautifully crafted, whimsical and profound stanzas. More than your conventional field guide — a different way of seeing.
THE TIDEWATER REACH
Field Guide to the Lower Columbia River in Poems and Pictures By Robert Michael Pyle and Judy VanderMaten.
Rex Ziak’s edited and annotated edition of Franchére’s 1820 journal, The First American Settlement on the Pacific.
CLUB
SUBSCRIPTION THOUGHTFUL GIFTS... FOR YOURSELF OR FOR A FRIEND!
11 issues $55
In three editions:
• Boxed Signature Edition, with color $50
• Collectors Edition, with color $35
• Trade paperback B/W $25
Southwest Washington author and explorer
Rex Ziak revolutionized historical scholarship by documenting minute-by-minute the Corps’ dangerous days at the mouth of the Columbia.
WORDS AND WOOD
Pacific Northwest Woodcuts and Haiku by Debby Neely •Boxed, Gift Edition with tasseled bookmark $35
COLLECTORS CLUB / BOOK MAIL ORDER FORM
BOOKS: A PERFECT GIFT
DISPATCHES FROM THE DISCOVERY TRAIL
A Layman’s Lewis & Clark by Michael O. Perry.
•BW Edition $35
•220 historic photos •Boxed, signed. $50.