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HARBOUR
PUBLISHING
spring 2015
including Nightwood Editions
and Lost Moose Publishing
Contents
New Books from Harbour Publishing
1
New Books from Nightwood Editions
13
Recent Releases from Harbour Publishing
17
Recent Releases from Nightwood Editions
20
Essential Backlist
Non-Fiction Highlights21
Travel & Guides23
Dreamspeaker Guides23
Home, Garden & Cooking
24
Art & Graphic Novels
24
Crafts24
Sports25
Field Guides25
Nature26
Poetry27
Fiction27
Raincoast Chronicles28
Mike McCardell28
Humour28
Puzzles28
Children’s29
Books in Print30
Author Index36
Information for all books in print including book description, author information,
cover, and up-to-date price and availability is listed on our website,
www.harbourpublishing.com.
All prices equivalent in US dollars unless otherwise noted.
All prices and specifications subject to change without notice.
cover image: courtesy of Bruce Lau, from Cape Scott and the North Coast Trail: Hiking
Vancouver Island’s Wildest Coast
HP: Harbour Publishing
NE: Nightwood Editions
LM: Lost Moose Publishing
Harbour Publishing acknowledges financial support from the Government of Canada
through the Canada Book Fund and the Canada Council for the Arts, and from the Province
of British Columbia through the BC Arts Council and the Book Publishing Tax Credit.
Orca Chief
roy henry vickers and robert budd
Orca Chief is the third in a series of Northwest Coast
legends by Roy Henry Vickers and Robert Budd. Their previous
collaborations, Raven Brings the Light (2013) and Cloudwalker
(2014), are award-winning national bestsellers.
Thousands of years ago in the village of Kitkatla, four
hunters leave home in the spring to harvest seaweed and sockeye.
When they arrive at their fishing grounds, exhaustion makes
them lazy and they throw their anchor overboard without care
for the damage it might do to marine life or the sea floor.
When Orca Chief discovers what the hunters have done,
he sends his most powerful orca warriors to bring the men
and their boat to his house. The men beg forgiveness for their
ignorance and lack of respect, and Orca Chief compassionately
sends them out with his pod to show them how to sustainably
harvest the ocean’s resources.
Accompanied by almost exclusively new illustrations by
Roy Henry Vickers, this next installment of the Northwest Coast
Legends will captivate readers young and old with its vivid
imagery and remarkable storytelling.
Roy Henry Vickers is a renowned carver, painter and
printmaker whose Eagle Aerie Gallery in Tofino, BC, has become
a provincial landmark. In 1998, Roy was appointed to the Order
of British Columbia and in 2006, the Order of Canada. He is the
co-author of the immensely popular Northwest Coast Legends
series and the author of several books that showcase his art,
including Storyteller (Harbour Publishing, 2014). He currently
lives in Hazelton, BC.
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Robert (Lucky) Budd holds an MA in history and has digitized
many high-profile oral history collections including that of the
Nisga’a First Nation. As well as co-authoring the Northwest
Coast Legends series, he is the author of Voices of British
Columbia (Douglas & McIntyre, 2010), a bestseller that was
shortlisted for the 2011 Bill Duthie Booksellers’ Choice Award,
and its sequel, Echoes of British Columbia (Harbour Publishing,
2014). He currently lives in Victoria, BC.
20 colour illustrations
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978-1-55017-693-3 (cloth)
978-1-55017-694-0 (ebook)
ISBN 978-1-55017-693-3
also in this series
9 781550 176933
978-1-55017-619-3
Cloudwalker
978-1-55017-593-6
raven brings the light
Roy Henry Vickers &
Robert Budd
Roy Henry Vickers &
Robert Budd
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Raincoast Chronicles 23
Harbour Publishing 40th Anniversary Edition
Edited by Peter A. Robson, with an introduction by Howard White
Regional Interest
March
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80 B&W photos and illustrations
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When the first edition of Raincoast Chronicles was
produced by a couple of novice publishers in the unlikely
location of Pender Harbour in 1972, it boldly announced that it
was going “to put BC character on the record.” Printed in sepia
ink and decorated with the rococo flourishes characteristic of
that extravagant era, the unclassifiable journal-cum-serial-book
about life on the BC coast struck a nerve and in time became
something very close to what it set out to be—a touchstone of
British Columbia identity. Soon the term “Raincoast,” which
had been coined by the editors, was appearing on boats, puppet
theatres, interior decorating firms and at least one other
publishing enterprise.
Raincoast Chronicles also created another publishing
enterprise—Harbour Publishing. Many of the stories that started
out as articles in the Chronicles grew into books and so the
White family was more or less forced to get into book publishing
to deal with them. That undertaking went on to publish some
six hundred books (and counting!) about every possible aspect
of BC and, in 2014, celebrated its fortieth anniversary in the biz.
To honour that occasion this special double issue of Raincoast
Chronicles takes a tour down memory lane, selecting a trove
of the most outstanding stories in all those Harbour books and
republishing them in one volume.
Here are some of Canada’s most exciting and iconic writers—
Al Purdy, Anne Cameron, Edith Iglauer, Patrick Lane and Grant
Lawrence, to start a long list. Here also are stories of disasters at
sea, scarcely believable bush plane feats, eerie events at coastal
ghost towns and a First Nations elder who has seen so many
sasquatches he finds them sort of boring. Full of great drawings
and photos, this jumbo anniversary edition of Raincoast
Chronicles is a feast of great Pacific Northwest storytelling.
978-1-55017-710-7 (paper)
978-1-55017-711-4 (ebook)
ISBN 978-1-55017-710-7
Peter A. Robson has authored hundreds of articles and
has served as editor for several magazines, including Pacific
Yachting, Cottage and Cottage Life West. He has also authored
or co-authored books about commercial fishing, forestry,
towboating and salmon farming. He is a regular at Harbour
Publishing’s Friday martini hour and lives in Garden Bay, BC.
also in this series
9 781550 177107
978-1-55017-626-1
raincoast chronicles 22
Edited by David R. Conn
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978-1-55017-545-5
raincoast chronicles 21:
west coast wrecks
978-1-55017-594-3
raincoast chronicles
fourth five
Rick James
Edited by Howard White
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HP $29.95 paper
A Better Place on Earth
Among the Haves and Have Nots in Super Unequal British Columbia
Andrew MacLeod
In British Columbia, like most of the world, the wealth
of the richest one percent has grown exponentially in recent
decades, while the majority have found their incomes stagnant
or even declining. The top 10 percent in BC now hold 56.2
percent of the wealth, a greater share than anywhere else in
Canada. Our richest have wealth counted in the billions while
the poorest sleep in downtown doorways, or have to choose
between medicine and food. Those in the middle report working
harder without getting ahead and many British Columbians owe
more than they own.
To illustrate the wide-ranging ramifications of inequality,
MacLeod interviews economists, politicians, policy-makers
and activists, as well as those living on the edge: a single
parent whose child support payments are clawed back by the
government; a 25-year-old struggling to live on disability
payments who won’t share his identity for fear of repercussions
from the system; a security guard who wasn’t given bathroom
breaks, didn’t drink water at work and eventually had to have a
kidney removed as a result of severe dehydration.
Some assume that such disparity is inevitable even in BC,
a wealthy province lauded by the government as “The Best
Place on Earth.” However, MacLeod deftly argues that British
Columbians are living with the consequences of short-sighted
public policies, and adjusting those policies can achieve a
different set of results.
Informative, well-researched, cautionary and hopeful, A
Better Place on Earth provides an in-depth look at inequality
and suggests what British Columbians can do to make sure
everyone’s basic needs are met, pull back stratospheric incomes
and create a fairer society.
Annie MacLeod photo
Current Affairs / Regional Interest
April
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Andrew MacLeod is the Legislative Bureau Chief for TheTyee.ca
website. His work has been referred to in the BC legislature,
Canadian House of Commons and senate. He won a 2006
Association of Alternative Newsweeklies award for news
writing and was a finalist for a 2007 Western Magazine Award
for best article in BC and the Yukon. His reporting has appeared
in Monday Magazine, the Georgia Straight, BC Business, 24
Hours, the San Francisco Bay Guardian, Detroit’s MetroTimes,
Portland’s Willamette Week and elsewhere. Andrew lives with
his family in Victoria, BC.
978-1-55017-705-3 (ebook)
ISBN 978-1-55017-704-6
9 781550 177046
Disaster in Paradise
Landslide at Johnson’s Landing
mandy bath
On the morning of July 12, 2012, Mandy Bath left her
picturesque home and garden in Johnson’s Landing, BC, for a
day trip to nearby Kaslo. She had no forewarning of what the
placid summer day would bring. But just over an hour later, a
massive landslide tore into the community, destroying her
home and killing four people: Valentine Webber, aged 60, and
his daughters, 22-year-old Diana and 17-year-old Rachel, along
with 64-year-old Petra Frehse. Returning the next day to search
for her cat, Mandy narrowly avoided being buried beneath a
second slide.
Disaster in Paradise tells a story of survival, grief and
recovery, as Mandy and the other residents of Johnson’s
Landing gradually rebuild their community in the wake of
the tragedy. Mandy eloquently details her own experience of
trauma and healing, and weaves in the stories of other residents
and volunteers in the rescue and recovery missions as the
community bands together to collectively mourn their loss. The
story is grounded by the author’s intimate knowledge of the
Johnson’s Landing community, but also reflects the greater
themes of loss, perseverance and bravery that arise in natural
disasters everywhere.
mandy bath photo
memoir
March
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978-1-55017-696-4 (ebook)
ISBN 978-1-55017-695-7
9 781550 176957
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Mandy Bath was born and raised in England, and she lived
in London before moving to the tiny community of Johnson’s
Landing in 1993. She holds a Ph.D. in Catalan Literature, and
worked in human rights research for Amnesty International for
a decade. Since her home in Johnson’s Landing was destroyed by
the 2012 landslide, she now lives in Kaslo, BC, with her husband
Christopher Klassen. This is her first book.
Cam Tait
Disabled? Hell No! I’m a Sit-Down Comic!
cam tait with jim taylor
“I have cerebral palsy much like I have blue eyes and have—or
should I say had?—brown hair. It is simply a part of who I am.
When I speak to groups about my situation I can even joke
about it. ‘Think of CP as Canada Post,’ I tell them. ‘My brain
sends out signals, and God knows where they wind up.’”
Long-time journalist Cam Tait has seen some interesting
times on the sports beat—rolling alongside Rick Hansen in the
Man in Motion tour, playing in fundraising golf tournaments,
and tipping back some cold ones with Wayne Gretzky, to
name a few. His personal life hasn’t lacked excitement either—
memorable moments include parasailing, winning a stand-up
(or in his case, sit-down) comedy contest, and helping his
grandson take his first steps. But he couldn’t have done it
without the help of his friends. Tait was born with cerebral palsy,
unable to sit up, speak or move his arms and legs. But thanks
to a revolutionary form of physical therapy that required a 24/7
commitment from his parents and a team of 116 volunteers,
he learned to get around in a wheelchair, move his hands and
talk. These turned out to be useful skills for a career of prime
interviews, crazy deadlines and pranks.
Tait teams up with friend and fellow journalist Jim Taylor,
telling his own story with characteristic directness and humour.
With a newspaperman’s inveterate sense of timing, Tait moves
seamlessly from one-liners and tales of debauched hijinks to
candid accounts of his depression, career struggles and loss of
loved ones. He speaks with eloquence about the importance of
giving disabled people the chance to pursue their ambitions, and
the value of all the support he’s received in achieving his own
dreams. In both his career and personal life, he’s experienced
the power of humour to break down barriers and bring people
together—and have a hell of a good time doing it.
memoir
March
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978-1-55017-698-8 (ebook)
cam tait worked as a reporter for the Edmonton Journal for
over thirty years, interviewing Wayne Gretzky, Stevie Wonder,
James Brady and others. He now writes for the Edmonton Sun.
He has two honorary degrees and much insight on the subject of
which drinking straws go best with which adult beverages. He
lives in Edmonton with his wife Joan. This is his first book.
ISBN 978-1-55017-697-1
jim taylor has produced some 7,500 sports columns, three
times as many radio shows and fifteen books. His passion has
earned him membership in the CFL and BC Sports Halls of Fame
and a lifetime achievement award from Sports Media Canada.
He is the co-author of Goin’ Deep: The Life and Times of a
CFL Quarterback with Matt Dunigan and “Hello, Sweetheart?
Gimmie Rewrite!”: My Life in the Wonderful World of Sports.
He lives in Shawnigan Lake, BC.
9 781550 176971
Vancouver Blue
A Life Against Crime
wayne cope
Regional Interest / Memoir
March
Wayne Cope has TV to blame for starting him on his long
career as an officer of the Vancouver Police Department. He grew
up watching gunslingers like James Arness and Richard Boone,
inspiring him to join up even before he finished college—and
his real-life working career has turned out to be more exciting
than he could have hoped. In his years on the force from 1975 to
2006, Cope has seen practically everything on the ever-changing
streets of Vancouver—he’s worked as a jailer and a traffic cop,
talked people down from bridges, worked on dog squads, gone
undercover in pursuit of serious criminals and worked the
historical unsolved homicide unit. And behind each assignment,
there’s a story, a joke or a revealing insight into the realities of
police work.
In Vancouver Blue, Cope shares pearls of wisdom and
anecdotes inspired by his years on the force, describing some of
the most outlandish costumes for undercover drug purchases,
many different ways to total a brand-new motorbike, and the
precise ratio of competent officers to idiots in any given squad.
He also sheds light on the behind-the-scenes life of VPD officers
and their off-duty antics. Cope also provides detailed accounts
of some of his most fascinating cases, like the sensational
Centrefold Murder and the infamous killing of the Stanley Park
flamingoes. For those looking for even more insight into the
mind of a detective, Cope has created a cipher with a theme
inspired by the book, offering a reward of five Canadian Silver
Maple Leaf coins to the first person to break the code.
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Wayne Cope served in the Vancouver Police Department
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for over thirty years, retiring in 2006. He currently lives in
Tsawwassen, BC. This is his first book.
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978-1-55017-700-8 (ebook)
ISBN 978-1-55017-699-5
9 781550 176995
2015
Paint the Town Black
Arthur Black
Arthur Black’s best lines are like a shot of whisky—
sharp, invigorating and with a good kick. Following the success
of his many previous titles, the multiple-award-winning
humorist once again delivers “black-to-black” laughs with his
latest collection, Paint the Town Black.
With his usual off-kilter perspective, Black tackles many of
the pressing topics of the day, including some positive PR for the
swastika, the sometimes fatal effects of poor penmanship and
the burning question of whether one-time Thunder Bay mayor
Walter “Jolly Wally” Assef really did pat the queen’s bum. The
answer: “Somebody must have tipped Prince Philip off about
the mayor’s meandering mitts because Phil watched Wally like a
hawk. Wally’s hands never got near the royal end zone.”
Many edifying historical facts are cunningly hidden among
the laughs. For instance, how many Canadians remember
Gerda Munsinger, the probable Soviet spy who got deported for
sleeping her way through half of Diefenbaker’s cabinet? And
then there’s Senator Incitatus, whose office was made of marble
and who literally ate gold for lunch. Don’t worry, this isn’t
one of Harper’s recent appointees—Incitatus was a racehorse
appointed to the Roman senate by his owner, Emperor Caligula.
So settle into your favourite chair, pour yourself a shot of
something strong and get ready to Paint the Town Black.
Arthur Black is one of Canada’s best-known humorists, and
one of only two living writers to have won the Stephen Leacock
Memorial Medal for Humour three times. A former host of the
CBC radio program, Basic Black, and the author of a syndicated
newspaper column, Black is now permanently transplanted to
Salt Spring Island, BC.
Howard Fry photo
Humour
May
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978-1-55017-702-2 (ebook)
also by Arthur Black
ISBN 978-1-55017-701-5
9 781550 177015
978-1-55017-590-5
looking blackward
978-1-55017-510-3
a chip off the old black
978-1-55017-494-6
Black is the New Green
Arthur Black
Arthur Black
Arthur Black
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The Royal Fjord
Memories of Jervis Inlet
Ray Phillips
The most accessible and popular of British Columbia’s
great scenic fjords, Jervis Inlet punches 60 kilometres into the
Coast Mountains a day’s cruising north of Vancouver. It deserves
to be called the “Royal Fjord” on two counts: the long zigzagging
watercourse is comprised of four segments all with “royal”
names—Prince of Wales Reach, Princess Royal Reach, Queen’s
Reach and Princess Louisa Inlet; and second, the inlet possesses
a scenic majesty that has made it one of the prime boating
destinations on the Inside Passage. Author Earle Stanley Gardner
was so moved by the beauty of Jervis Inlet that he penned “There
is no scenery in the world that can beat it. Not that I’ve seen the
rest of the world. I don’t need to.”
Almost deserted now except for Young Life’s Malibu Club
youth summer camp, Jervis Inlet was once the home of large
Sechelt Nation villages and later, of innumerable homesteads,
logging camps and fishing communities, and even the occasional
hangout of golden-age Hollywood stars. That colourful past
comes to life again in this new book by Ray Phillips, who grew
up in the area and descended from local pioneers.
Featuring original photos and the rough-hewn memories
of some of those early inhabitants, along with personal accounts
by the author and his father, The Royal Fjord makes fascinating
reading and fills an important gap in the written history of the
BC coast.
Regional Interest / History
May
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55 B&W photos
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978-1-55017-708-4 (paper)
Ray Phillips is a former logger, school boat operator and
fisherman. His mother was a member of the Klein family—the
namesake of the community of Kleindale on the Sunshine Coast
and the subject of his first book, The Little Green Valley: The
Kleindale Story (Harbour Publishing, 2011), which received the
BC Genealogical Society Family Book History Award for 2012. He
lives in Pender Harbour, BC, with his wife Doris.
978-1-55017-709-1 (ebook)
ISBN 978-1-55017-708-4
also by Ray Phillips
9 781550 177084
978-1-55017-483-0
the little green valley
Ray Phillips
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Cape Scott and the North Coast Trail
Hiking Vancouver Island’s Wildest Coast
maria bremner
Part trail map, part field guide, part regional history,
Cape Scott and the North Coast Trail is the first comprehensive
guidebook about one of Vancouver Island’s most iconic
destinations. Each year, thousands of backpackers and nature
lovers head to the northern limits of Vancouver Island, bound
for the jewel of the region: Cape Scott Provincial Park and the
recently completed North Coast Trail.
Cape Scott, 115 kilometres of wave- and weather-beaten
coastline, encompasses every dramatic element of Pacific
Northwest geography. Rocky headlands neighbour sandy
beaches and protected coves; bogs house sensitive amphibians
and plants; and inland, a dense network of towering conifers,
ferns, salal and beds of moss define the rainforest. The North
Coast Trail wends its way through this paradise, offering hikers
a rugged trek to Cape Sutil, a place steeped in First Nations
history, beautiful ocean views along the long sandy beach at
Shuttleworth Bight and glimpses of one of the largest intact
coastal wetlands in British Columbia, an upland bog housing
sandhill cranes and a variety of endemic species.
Cape Scott and the North Coast Trail equips visitors with
everything they need to know to make the most of the park.
Illustrated with accurate maps and vivid photographs, and
loaded with details about biology and human history, the guide
is perfect for the day tripper, serious backpacker or anyone
wanting to learn more about the culture and wildlife of the
region.
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travel
March
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Maria Bremner has been an avid hiker, nature enthusiast
and writer all her life. She studied English and Environmental
Studies at the University of Victoria, and has extensive
experience hiking the trails of Vancouver Island. Cape Scott has
held a special place in her heart since her first visit in 1998. She
lives in Victoria, BC.
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100 colour photos and maps
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ISBN 978-1-55017-691-9
9 781550 176919
New Revised Edition!
Dreamspeaker Cruising Guide Series: The Broughtons
Vancouver Island—Kelsey Bay to Port Hardy, Volume 5, 2nd Edition
Anne Yeadon-Jones and Laurence Yeadon-Jones
Boating
May
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150 colour photos, charts & illustrations
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978-1-55017-713-8 (paper)
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Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones, whose classic guides on
southern waters have made them the coast’s favourite cruising
writers, weigh in on the fabulous cruising territory of the
Broughton Archipelago. Volume 5 includes all of the familiar
features that make the Dreamspeaker series so popular. Numerous
charts and aerial photos clearly delineate the safest routes north
into Queen Charlotte Strait and the myriad islands surrounding
it. Laurence’s whimsical hand-drawn maps expose the dangers
and attractions of key anchorages among the maze-like passages
with matchless clarity. Anne’s buoyant commentary draws on
her own exhaustive research to evoke the mythic past of this
overpowering “Kwakiutl Country” and provide a knowing guide
to hidden treasures and not-to-be missed attractions. Laurence’s
fine scenic photography adds the crowning touch to one of the
most handsome marine guides yet seen on this coast.
Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones have produced seven
Dreamspeaker Guides that provide highly detailed and
comprehensive coverage of the Pacific Northwest—from Olympia,
Washington State, to the northern tip of Vancouver Island, BC.
9 781550 177138
A Field Guide to Common Fish of the Pacific Northwest
Andy Lamb, Bernard p. Hanby and Phil Edgell
The waters of the Pacific Northwest are home to some
of the most unique and diverse marine creatures in the world,
including rockfishes, greenlings and, of course, salmon. This
full-colour brochure is packed with information on seventyeight “must-have” common fishes of the Pacific Northwest. A
Field Guide to Common Fish of the Pacific Northwest provides a
succinct rundown on a huge variety of our fishy neighbours, and
is an ideal guide for fishermen, divers and anyone interested in
the marine life that fills our surrounding waters.
Andy Lamb is a marine naturalist who has worked for both the
Vancouver Aquarium and Fisheries and Oceans Canada. He lives
on Thetis Island, BC.
Nature
May
pamphlet
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9 781550 177121
2015
Bernard P. Hanby is an avid photographer, scuba diver and
recipient of the 2003 Davidson Award for Conservation and
Education. He lives in West Vancouver, BC.
Phil Edgell has worked as a fish culturist with Fisheries and
Oceans Canada at the Robertson Creek Hatchery on Vancouver
Island. He lives in Nanaimo, BC.
A Field Guide to Foraging for Wild Greens and Flowers
Michelle Nelson, with photography by Alison Page
pinpoints easy-to-find greens and flowers that many don’t
realize are edible—such as dandelion, clover, chicory, sheep’s
sorrel and lamb’s quarters—and also introduces readers to
the delicious leaves of such native plants as miner’s lettuce,
goldenrod and fireweed. And readers can also eat their way to
conservation by enjoying edible invasive plants in salads, like
garlic mustard, yellow rocket and oxeye daisy. A lightweight
pamphlet that will easily fit into a purse or back pocket, this
laminated guide will turn every walk from the bus stop,
backyard ramble or stroll around the neighbourhood into a fun
foraging expedition.
Nature
May
pamphlet
Michelle Nelson has completed a Ph.D. in conservation
biology and writes about food and conservation for magazines
and newspapers. She lives on Bowen Island, BC.
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Alison Page is a freelance stylist and photographer who earned
a master’s degree photo-documenting marine snails. She lives in
Vancouver, BC.
978-1-55017-687-2 (pamphlet)
ISBN 978-1-55017-687-2
9 781550 176872
A Field Guide to Seaweeds of the Pacific Northwest
Bridgette Clarkston
Rich in nutrients, used in products from cosmetics to
explosives to fertilizers, and vital to our coastal marine
ecosystems, seaweeds can be found on any rocky shore or
beach in the Pacific Northwest. The pocket-sized Field Guide
to Seaweeds of the Pacifc Northwest is packed with full-colour
photos and information on a select variety of the most important
and interesting seaweeds commonly encountered on the West
Coast. Whether you want to identify seaweeds, better understand
their role in the ocean, forage for food, collect for art or you’re just
plain curious as you poke around the seashore, this educational
guide is your ultimate source for casual phycological fun.
Nature
Bridgette Clarkston is a seaweed biologist, science
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May
educator and avid photographer with over nine years of teaching
and outreach experience. She has worked with initiatives such
as Let’s Talk Science and the Beaty Biodiversity Museum, as well
as the Carl Wieman Science Education Initiative at the University
of British Columbia. Clarkston also led a “Seaweeds of the
West Coast” field course in Tofino, and has discovered several
new species of red seaweed, including one she named Euthora
timburtonii.
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978-1-55017-703-9 (pamphlet)
ISBN 978-1-55017-703-9
9 781550 177039
Thunderbird Poems
Armand Garnet Ruffo
Michele Vadas photo
Poetry
May
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Norval Morrisseau’s revered work has been honoured,
copied and recognized throughout the art world and beyond.
Less widely known but equally captivating is the artist’s
personal life story, which poet and biographer Armand Garnet
Ruffo related in his powerful narrative biography, Norval
Morrisseau: Man Changing into Thunderbird (Douglas &
McIntyre, 2014). Ruffo immersed himself in the life and work
of the artist, gaining insight into the struggles and sources of
inspiration underlying Morrisseau’s greatest works through
research and interviews with the artist himself—a connection
further strengthened by their shared Ojibway heritage.
His lengthy study of Morrisseau inspired Ruffo to write
poems reflecting on both the works of art and the emotional
context in which Morrisseau painted them. Thunderbird Poems
complements the highly evocative and poetic biography, delving
into Morrisseau’s creative life through compressed, imagistic
language, while untangling the complex and powerful threads
of meaning, tradition and emotional power that resonate
throughout Morrisseau’s strong lines and vibrant colours.
Significant themes in Morrisseau’s work are mirrored in
Thunderbird Poems: Ojibway legends, Morrisseau’s conflicted
religious beliefs, political tensions between white and aboriginal
Canadians. Significant moments in Morrisseau’s life are also
traced along with the development of his artistic career. Deeply
immersed in Morrisseau’s life story, and possessing thorough
knowledge of the Ojibway storytelling traditions which
grounded so much of the artist’s beliefs and creativity, Ruffo
provides fresh poetic interpretations of the most renowned and
striking works of one of Canada’s most celebrated painters.
Rights held: World
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978-1-55017-707-7 (ebook)
ISBN 978-1-55017-706-0
9 781550 177060
2015
Armand Garnet Ruffo is the author of the biography
Norval Morrisseau: Man Changing into Thunderbird (Douglas
& McIntyre, 2014) and three books of poetry: Opening In
The Sky (Theytus Books, 1994), Grey Owl: The Mystery of
Archie Belaney (Coteau Books, 1997) and At Geronimo’s
Grave (Coteau Books, 2001). In addition to writing an awardwinning film, A Windigo Tale (2010), he has also edited and
co-edited (Ad)Dressing Our Words: Aboriginal Perspectives on
Aboriginal Literatures (Theytus Books, 2001) and An Anthology
of Canadian Native Literature in English (Oxford University
Press, 2013). He is an associate professor in the Department of
English Language and Literature at Queen’s University and lives
in Kingston, Ontario.
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The Death of Small Creatures
Trisha Cull
In her lyrical memoir The Death of Small Creatures,
Trisha Cull lays bare her struggles with bulimia, bipolar disorder
and substance abuse. Interspersing snatches of conversations,
letters, blog entries and clinical notes with intimate poetic
narrative, Cull evokes an accessible experience of mental illness.
In The Death of Small Creatures, Cull strives to cope with
her hopelessness. She finds comfort in the company of her two
pet rabbits until one of them dies as a result of her lethargy.
She numbs herself with alcohol. She validates her self-worth
by seeking the love of men—any and all men—and three
relationships significantly impact her life: her marriage to Leigh,
a much older man; her unrequited love for Dr. P, her therapist;
and her healthier relationship with Richard, an American she
meets through her blog. She tries drugs—Neo Citran, Ativan,
Wellbutrin, crack, crystal meth—and after two hospitalizations,
she undergoes electroconvulsive therapy.
Haunting and expressive, this immersive memoir explores
love in all its facets—needy, obsessive, healthy, self-directed—
and plunges the reader headlong into the intense and immediate
experience of mental illness.
Trisha Cull is a graduate of the University of British
Columbia’s MFA Creative Writing program. Her work has been
published in Room of One’s Own, Descant, subTerrain, Geist,
The New Quarterly, The Dalhousie Review and PRISM. She
was the winner of Lichen’s “Tracking a Serial Poet” contest in
2006, PRISM’s Communications Award for Literary Non-fiction
in 2007, and the 2006 Bliss Carman Poetry Award for her poem,
“Loose,” which was also the winner of the 2007 Prairie Fire
Writing Contest. Cull lives in Victoria, BC.
MEMOIR
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undercurrent
Rita Wong, with Drawings by Mizu
“We do not own the water. The water owns itself.”
— Lee Maracle
Poetry
April
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The water belongs to itself. undercurrent reflects on
the power and sacredness of water—largely underappreciated
by the human race—whether it be in the form of ocean currents,
the headwaters of the Fraser River or fluids in the womb.
Exploring a variety of poetic forms, anecdote, allusion and visual
elements, this collection reminds humanity that we are water
bodies, and we need and deserve better ways of honouring this.
Poet Rita Wong approaches water through personal,
cultural and political lenses. She humbles herself to water both
physically and spiritually: “i will apprentice myself to creeks
& tributaries, groundwater & glaciers / listen for the salty
pulse within, the blood that recognizes marine ancestry.” She
witnesses the contamination of First Nations homelands and
sites, such as Gregoire Lake near Fort McMurray, AB: “though
you look placid, peaceful dibenzothiophenes / you hold bitter,
bitumized depths.” Wong points out that though capitalism and
industry are supposed to improve our quality of life, they’re
destroying the very things that give us life in the first place.
Listening to and learning from water is key to a future of peace
and creative potential.
undercurrent emerges from the Downstream project,
a multifaceted, creative collaboration that highlights the
importance of art in understanding and addressing the cultural
and political issues related to water. The project encourages
public imagination to respect and value water, ecology and
sustainability. Visit downstream.ecuad.ca.
B&W illustrations
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Rita Wong is the author of three books of poetry:
monkeypuzzle (Press Gang, 1998), forage (Nightwood Editions,
2007) and sybil unrest (Line Books, 2008, with Larissa Lai).
forage was the winner of the 2008 Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize
and Canada Reads Poetry 2011. Wong is an associate professor
in the Critical and Cultural Studies department at the Emily
Carr University of Art and Design on the unceded Coast Salish
territories also known as Vancouver.
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Hastings–Sunrise
Bren Simmers
“A beautifully nuanced look at the challenge of allowing
ourselves to claim and be claimed by a place. In this yearlong cycle of poems, Simmers brings the sharp focus of a
naturalist’s eye to the urban everyday of the Vancouver
neighbourhood for which the book is named. Text becomes
mapping, observations become ecology, dates become
narrative. The poems are both fierce and faltering; they
experiment with form without ever losing the voice and
vulnerability that make them compelling.”
—Anna Swanson
Hastings–Sunrise is a love letter to a fleeting place
and time. Bren Simmers’s second collection captures her old
East Vancouver neighbourhood in the midst of upheaval. As
it is colonized by tides of matching plaid and diners serving
pulled-pork pancakes, condo developments replace the small
businesses and cheap rentals that once gave the area its charm.
Much like opening a set of nesting dolls, leafing through the
collection exposes further layers of depth and intimacy. Within
the context of cultural change, Simmers explores the meaning to
be found in everyday things: the making of a home, the life built
from daily routines. At the same time, she reveals the dissonance
that can occur between personal and large-scale change:
“Twitter feed of melting sea ice, / colony collapse / while we
picnic under pink ribbons, / kiss again like we mean it.”
Throughout the collection, the poet’s eye unfailingly lights
on the perfect details to evoke a scene: “On Mr. Donair’s spit, /
the earth rotates. Papal smoke emits / from Polonia Sausage,
semis shunt / downtown.” Visual poems forming maps of
Christmas lights and autumn colours further bring the Hastings–
Sunrise neighbourhood to life, illustrating the interweaving of
human and natural spaces and locating “home” in between.
Like a tree clothed in multicoloured yarn or a miniature
house filled with free books, Hastings–Sunrise is a gift to
readers, beautiful in its simplicity.
Bren Simmers is the author of one previous book of poetry,
Night Gears (Wolsak and Wynn, 2010). She is the winner of an
Arc Poetry Magazine Poem of the Year Award, was a finalist
for The Malahat Review’s Long Poem Prize and has been
twice longlisted for the CBC Poetry Prize. Her work has been
anthologized in Alive at the Center: Contemporary Poems from
the Pacific Northwest (Ooligan, 2013). She currently lives in
Squamish, BC.
Poetry
March
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Transmitter and Receiver
Raoul Fernandes
“What I receive from these transmissions is a convincing
sweetness, a weird wisdom. This book reminds me of David
Berman’s Actual Air, but it’s warmer. Raoul Fernandes writes
like a night school teacher teaching us ‘something about night
itself.’ It’s an engaging class, an occasionally mind-altering
class, and I finished it feeling more hopeful and human.”
— Nick Thran
Poetry
March
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Debut talent Raoul Fernandes’s first offering is
Transmitter and Receiver, a masterful and carefully depicted
exploration of one’s relationships with oneself, friends,
memories, strangers and technology.
The four parts of this collection are variations building on a
theme—at times lonely, sometimes adoring, but always honest.
Wider areas of contemplation—the difficulty of communication,
the ever-changing symbolism of language and the nature of
human interaction in the age of machines—are explored through
colloquial scenes of the everyday: someone eats a burger in a car
parked by the river (“Grand Theft Auto: Dead Pixels”), a song
plays on the radio as a man contemplates suicide (“Car Game”),
and a janitor works silently once everyone else has gone (“After
Hours at the Centre For Dialogue”).
Forthright and effortlessly lyrical, Fernandes builds each
poem out of candor and insight, an addictive mix that reads like
a favourite story and glitters with concealed meaning. Rather
than drawing lines between isolation and connection, past
and present, metaphor and reality, Transmitter and Receiver
offers loneliness and longing hand-in-hand with affection and
understanding: “The last assembly instruction is always you
reading this. A machine / that rarely functions, but could never
without you.”
978-0-88971-046-7 (ebook)
ISBN 978-0-88971-309-3
9 780889 713093
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Raoul Fernandes has been writing poetry since childhood,
and is involved in both online and offline writing communities.
He completed the Writer’s Studio at Simon Fraser University
in 2009. He was a finalist for the 2010 Bronwen Wallace Award
for Emerging Writers, and winner of the 2010 Sakura Award at
the Vancouver International Cherry Blossom Festival. His poem
“After Lydia” was recently adapted into a short film. He lives and
writes in Vancouver, BC.
Vancouver Light
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Visions of a City
Photographs by David Nunuk
In Vancouver Light, Nunuk’s bold plan was to revisit all the classic Vancouver
views—the ever-changing downtown core, the eternally graceful Lions Gate Bridge, the
scintillating waters of English Bay, the snow-clad barrier of the North Shore mountains—
and capture their magnificence more completely than anyone has ever done before. As
this breathtaking collection shows, he has brilliantly succeeded and reaffirms his city’s
reputation as one of the most beautiful urban centres on earth.
photography / regional interest · 978-1-55017-663-6 · 14 × 11 · 128 pages
cloth · 120 colour photos · cdn $49.95
Cardboard Ocean
A Memoir
Mike McCardell
Bestselling author and TV personality Mike McCardell, known for his humorous and
touching portraits of ordinary BC lives, turns a new page and crafts a bittersweet memoir
of his own hardscrabble childhood in New York City. Full of stickball, street fights,
truancy and trouble, Cardboard Ocean captures a way of life where fun and danger were
real rather than digitized.
memoir · 978-1-55017-664-3 · 6 × 9 · 352 pages · cloth · b&w photos · cdn $32.95
From the West Coast to the Western Front
British Columbians and the Great War
Mark Forsythe and Greg Dickson
Mark Forsythe, host of CBC Radio’s midday show BC Almanac, marks the 100th
anniversary of World War I by teaming with historian Greg Dickson and the everresourceful BC Almanac audience to compile a sweeping portrayal of that crucial chapter
of BC history. Compiling stories, artifacts and photos sent in by BC Almanac listeners from
across the province, this volume reveals much about the spirit and resilience of a people
who survived one of history’s greatest disasters to build the province we have today.
history · 978-1-55017-666-7 · 81/2 × 10 · 264 pages · paperback · 150 b&w photos · cdn $26.95
Echoes of British Columbia
Voices from the Frontier
Robert Budd, with an introduction by Sheryl MacKay
In a follow-up to his well-received Voices of British Columbia, Robert Budd returns
with more captivating tales of the province’s pioneering past in the very words of the
people who lived them. Combining text, archival photographs and original sound
recordings on three CDs, this collection brings the reader (and listener) in intimate
contact with British Columbia’s past, deepening our understanding of the characters and
events that shaped the province.
history / regional interest · 978-1-55017-678-0 · 71/2 × 10
224 pages · paperback + 3 audio CDs · 100 b&w photos · cdn $35.00
A Rock Fell on the Moon
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Dad and the Great Yukon Silver Ore Heist
Alicia Priest
In A Rock Fell on the Moon, Alicia Priest pieces together the story of her father’s
infamous silver ore heist. The result is a lively, heartrending account of a mysterious
crime that came extraordinarily close to succeeding; a fascinating look into the small
mining communities that once thrived in the Yukon; and the personal story of the Priest
family, who could only watch aghast as the life they knew crumbled around them.
memoir · 978-1-55017-672-8 · 6 × 9 · 264 pages · cloth · 16-page colour insert · cdn $32.95
Tofino and Clayoquot Sound
A History
Margaret Horsfield and Ian Kennedy
Clayoquot Sound, on the West Coast of Vancouver Island, is not only a place of
extraordinary raw beauty, but also a region with a rich heritage and fascinating past.
Offering an overall survey of the history of the area, Tofino and Clayoquot Sound is
extensively researched and illustrated with historic photos and maps; it evokes the spirit
and culture of the area and illuminates how the past has shaped the present.
history / regional interest · 978-1-55017-681-0 · 6 × 9 · 640 pages · cloth · 100 b&w photos · cdn $36.95
That Went By Fast
My First Hundred Years
Frank White
In this second memoir in two years, centenarian Frank White sifts through his
lengthy adventures. Born at the start of the First World War and maturing during the
Great Depression, he worked variously as camp owner, garment presser, boat builder,
garage mechanic and waterworks operator, among other things. Later in life he settled
in Pender Harbour, BC, married the sophisticated New Yorker writer Edith Iglauer and
started a totally different way of life. His ironic observations on the differences between
the two worlds make for fascinating and hilarious reading.
memoir / regional interest · 978-1-55017-668-1 · 6 × 9 · 320 pages · cloth · 40 b&w photos · cdn $32.95
The Sea Among Us
The Amazing Strait of Georgia
Richard Beamish and Gordon McFarlane, editors
Introduction by Hon. John Fraser and Brian Riddell
The Sea Among Us is the first book to present a comprehensive study of the Strait of
Georgia in all its aspects with chapters on geology, First Nations, history, oceanography,
fish, birds, mammals, invertebrates and plants. Covering everything from tsunami
modelling to First Nations history to barnacle reproduction, the book is a sweeping
overview of the waterway.
nature · 978-1-55017-683-4 · 81/2 × 11 · 400 pages · cloth · 100+ colour photos, maps & charts · cdn $39.95
2015
Shore to Shore
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harbour
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The Art of Ts’uts’umutl Luke Marston
Suzanne Fournier
In Shore to Shore, Suzanne Fournier recounts artist Luke Marston’s career, from his
early beginnings carving totems for the public at the Royal BC Museum to his most recent
project, a 16.5-foot bronze-cast cedar sculpture erected in Stanley Park in 2014. The
sculpture depicts Luke’s ancestors, Portuguese Joe Silvey, Khaltinaht and Kwatleematt,
and references the multicultural relationships that are the foundation of BC.
art / first nations · 978-1-55017-670-4 · 8 × 10 · 128 pages · paperback
100 b&w & colour photos · cdn $26.95
Washita
New Poems
Patrick Lane
Honest and self-aware, Washita evokes some of the most inexpressible experiences a
human being can undergo: the loss of a parent, the breakdown of a body, the perversion
of nature, the acquiring of wisdom. In “Submission,” a speaker struggles with losing
his sight, capable only of expressing himself through metaphor. But amid this darkness
sparks an awareness of the artistry of the world: “Vete a la mierda, hijo de puta! / Hate is
beautiful in Spanish.”
poetry · 978-1-55017-676-6 · 6 × 9 · 80 pages · paperback · cdn $18.95
Albrecht Dürer and me
David Zieroth
David Zieroth’s Albrecht Dürer and me, an autobiographical travelogue following
the author’s journeys through central Europe, explores the transformative effect
of dislocation. Inspired by and responding to art and music, history and war,
architecture and place, this collection unearths the knowledge that can be realized
only by leaving home.
poetry · 978-1-55017-674-2 · 6 × 9 · 80 pages · paperback · cdn $18.95
One More Time!
The Dal Richards Story
Dal Richards and Jim Taylor
Dal Richards is a legendary musician and bandleader who was an integral part of the
big band era in Western Canada and, even at age ninety-six, is still playing gigs. These are
Dal’s memories of the stars and the wannabes, the hustlers, bootleggers and hat check
chicks—all of whom paraded through his life when Vancouver’s nightlife rivalled San
Francisco’s and Hollywood’s big performers made it a regular tour stop.
memoir · 978-1-55017-685-8 · 6 × 9 · 288 pages · paperback · b&w photos · cdn $21.95
Ian McTaggart-Cowan
The Legacy of a Pioneering Biologist, Educator and Conservationist
Ronald D. Jakimchuk, R. Wayne Campbell and Dennis A. Demarchi
A born naturalist, Ian McTaggart-Cowan grew up exploring the woods around his
North Vancouver home and went on to embrace his passion and energize others with his
enthusiasm and knowledge. He influenced conservation and scientific documentation of
nature, contributed to the Royal BC Museum’s natural history collection, and motivated
his students to dedicate themselves to expanding our biological database.
biography · 978-1-55017-623-0 · 81/2 × 11 · 320 pages · cloth · b&w photos · $49.95
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O Canada Crosswords Book 15
Gwen Sjogren
With eighty-five all-new crosswords, Gwen Sjogren’s O Canada Crosswords Book 15
features plenty of puns and challenging wordplay. This cornucopia of Canadiana covers
new ground with themes on music, awards, tennis and exports that require a certain
measure of Canuck knowledge. Book 15 contains ten puzzles that have no clues, so
solvers have to rely on finding the missing words to fill in the blanks, ie. Happily ___ after.
puzzles · 978-0-88971-304-8 · 81/2 × 11 · 232 pages · paperback · cdn $12.95
What I Want to Tell Goes Like This
Matt Rader
Recipient of the 2014 Joseph S. Stauffer Prize
Acclaimed poet Matt Rader’s first short story collection is composed of dark, off-kilter
stories that are largely set in the context of the working class in and around the Comox
Valley. Stories alternate between exploring historical labour struggles and the presentday experiences of people at transitional, ambiguous moments in their relationships
and sexuality. The juxtaposition of the two time periods hints at the echoes of the harsh,
violent legacy of the earlier age and its power struggles that continue to resonate today.
short fiction · 978-0-88971-306-2 · 51/2 × 81/2 · 256 pages · paperback · cdn $21.95
The things I heard about you
Alex Leslie
Shortlisted for the 2014 Robert Kroetsch award for innovative poetry, The things
I heard about you is an exploration of precision and the unspoken, executing a process
whereby vignettes and scenes break apart into fragments, rumours or suggestions of
the original story. When stories decompose or self-destruct, the results vary, producing
an effect of texture and syntactic transformation. This is a book of tidal memories and
elegies, love songs to the coast and all its inhabitants.
poetry · 978-0-88971-305-5 · 51/2 × 8 · 96 pages · paperback · cdn $18.95
Cycling with the Dragon
Elaine Woo
2014 Recipient of World Poetry’s Empowered Poet Award
Cycling with the Dragon is a personal investigation of family, love, culture, self, and the
helpless feeling of “smallness.” Woo writes in a pastiche of diverse poetic voices who are
small by virtue of age or status (be they women, children, ethnic minorities, the creatures
of nature or Gaia), and though speakers face many challenges, treasured authors and their
words, the wilderness, dreams and imagination ultimately lead to survival.
For Your Safety Please Hold On
Kayla Czaga
Poems in For Your Safety Please Hold On move in thematic focus from family to
girlhood to adulthood, each permeated by Czaga’s lively voice and quick-witted, playful
language. Irrepressible energy, paired with the complex balancing act between light
and dark, humour and melancholy, innocence and danger, make this collection an
extraordinary first offering.
2015
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legacy in wood
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Bradley
978-1-55017-618-6
we are born with the
songs inside us
Katherine Palmer Gordon
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trucking in british
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we Go Far BAck in Time
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house calls by float
plane
978-1-55017-514-1 paper
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adventures in solitude
978-0-88971-282-9
in antarctica
Dr. Alan Swan
Grant Lawrence
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beyond the home ranch
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beyond the chilcotin
978-1-55017-438-0
tales from the galley
Diana Phillips
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Howard White
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diary of a wilderness
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house calls by dogsled
978-1-55017-482-3
policing the fringe
Chris Czajkowski
Laura Beatrice Berton
Ellen Davignon
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remarkable yukon
women
Charles Scheideman
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Claire Festel
Keith Billington
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a walk with the rainy
sisters
Daniel Francis
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Ryan Wahl
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Jay Ruzesky
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a hard man to beat
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fishing the coast
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fisherman’s summer
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fishing with john
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home truths
978-1-55017-506-6
rumble seat
Don Pepper
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Roderick Haig-Brown
Edith Iglauer
Richard Mackie
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978-1-55017-639-1
Poachers, Polluters
and Politics
978-1-55017-622-3
milk spills and
one-log loads
978-1-55017-613-1
law of the yukon
(rev. ed.)
978-1-55017-617-9
juan de fuca’s strait
Randy Nelson
Frank White
Helene Dobrowolsky
Barry Gough
Barry Gough
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fortune’s a river
978-1-55017-588-2
echoes across
seymour
Janet Pavlik, Desmond
Smith & Eileen Smith
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978-1-55017-582-0
the uchuck years
978-1-55017-533-2
the chuck davis history
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vancouver
978-1-55017-570-7
dalton’s gold
rush trail
978-1-55017-477-9
history hunting
in the yukon
978-1-55017-507-3
british columbia’s
magnificent parks
978-1-55017-407-6
desolation sound
Chuck Davis
Michael Gates
Michael Gates
James D. Anderson
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stanley park’s secret
978-1-55017-495-3
the quadra story
978-1-55017-460-1
tidal passages
978-1-55017-483-0
the little green valley
Heather Harbord
Jean Barman
Jeanette Taylor
Jeanette Taylor
Ray Phillips
Jean Barman
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978-1-55017-380-2
chainsaws
978-1-55017-434-2
978-1-55017-530-1
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roderick haig-brown
regional bc book prize
winner of the 2008
lieutenant-governor’s award for
historic writing
978-1-55017-200-3
encyclopedia of
british columbia
winner of the 2010 roderick haigbrown regional bc book prize
simon fraser
tragedy at second
narrows
David Esson Young
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Heather Harbord
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texada tapestry
David Lee
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Stephen Hume
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Eric Jamieson
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encyclopedia of
raincoast place names
Andrew Scott
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british columbia
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978-1-55017-636-0
Off the Beaten Path
Norman D. Watt
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978-1-55017-511-0
hiking the gulf islands
of british columbia
(expanded third ed. 2011)
978-1-55017-552-3
the sunshine coast
(second ed.)
Charles Kahn
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Howard White
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978-1-55017-487-8
boat camping haida gwaii
(revised second ed.)
Neil Frazer
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978-1-55017-503-5
victoria
978-1-55017-490-8
the cowichan
978-1-55017-422-9
enchanted isles
Susan Mayse
photos by
Chris Cheadle
Georgina Montgomery
David Spalding
photos by Kevin Oke
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HP $34.95 cloth
HP $12.95 cloth
978-1-55017-485-4
wild side guide to
vancouver island’s
pacific rim
978-1-55017-329-1
whitehorse & area
hikes & bikes
(rev. ed.)
978-1-55017-462-5
waterfalls of
british columbia
Jacqueline Windh
Yukon Conservation
Society
Tony Greenfield
Diane Eaton
Larry E. Stefanyk
HP $26.95 paper
HP $24.95 paper
HP $26.95 paper
978-1-55192-807-4
The San Juan Islands
(Vol. 4)
978-1-55017-445-8
The West Coast of
Vancouver Island
(Vol. 6)
HP $24.95 paper
978-1-55017-415-1
978-1-55017-548-6
exploring the
ultimate trout fishing in
bc coast by car (rev. ed.) the pacific northwest
LM $21.95 paper
978-1-55017-403-8
maximum salmon
D.C. Reid
HP $9.95 paper
978-1-55017-414-4
island Halibut
fisherman
978-1-55017-400-7
island Fly
fisherman
978-1-55017-425-0
island salmon
fisherman
Larry E. Stefanyk &
Robert H. Jones
Larry E. Stefanyk &
Robert H. Jones
Larry E. Stefanyk &
Robert H. Jones
HP $24.95 paper
HP $21.95 paper
HP $24.95 paper
Dreamspeaker Guides
978-0-9739865-1-8
Puget Sound—
A Boater’s Guide
Anne and Laurence
Yeadon-Jones
HP $49.95 paper
978-1-55017-522-6
The Gulf Islands &
Vancouver Island
(Vol. 1) (third ed.)
978-1-55017-524-0
978-1-55017-397-0
desolation sound & the Vancouver, Howe Sound
discovery islands
& the Sunshine Coast
(Vol. 2) (third ed.)
(Vol. 3)
Anne & Laurence
Yeadon-Jones
Anne & Laurence
Yeadon-Jones
Anne & Laurence
Yeadon-Jones
HP $49.95 paper
HP $49.95 paper
HP $49.95 paper
Anne & Laurence
Yeadon-Jones
HP $49.95 paper
Anne & Laurence
Yeadon-Jones
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home, garden & cooking
From the author of The Boreal Gourmet comes another irresistible
tribute to foods of the North, this time devoting special attention
to feasts. Michele Genest’s menus cover the whole spectrum—
for small groups or large; extensively planned or spontaneous;
as elaborate as a multi-course sit-down-dinner, or as simple and
satisfying as homemade cookies and a cup of Labrador tea
during a berry-picking expedition.
MICHELE
GENEST
MICHELE G ENEST
Part travelogue, part culinary treasure hunt, The Boreal
Feast takes the reader on a journey to Norway, Finland and
Sweden, interviewing elders, chefs and food producers to
discover what other northern cultures do with the same
wild ingredients that thrive in the North American boreal
forest. Featuring prized northern delicacies like morel
mushrooms, birch syrup, Coho salmon, spruce tips
and wild game, this lavishly illustrated cookbook is a
celebration of boreal food and forest.
Michele Genest cooks and writes in Whitehorse,
Yukon. Her first cookbook, The Boreal Gourmet:
Adventures in Northern Cooking (Lost Moose,
2010), was awarded a silver medal in the Taste
Canada Food Writing Awards.
A Culinary Journey Through the North
“With this visually spectacular book, Michele Genest has created a landmark in the history of Canadian food writing.
She chronicles her culinary observations made over many years of foraging and cooking northern ingredients and by
dipping into the food cultures of other boreal nations, she is ensuring that this vital conversation continues.”
ANITA STEWART, culinary activist, food writer and broadcaster
“With her acute sense of observation, love of food and of the North, Michele Genest has given us an up-close feel
for the unique and binding character of the boreal forest as it stretches across several national borders . . . The Boreal
Feast is authentic and delicious.”
CHARLES PART, chef, Gold Medal Plate winner and proprietor of Les Fougères, Quebec.
“Genest is a talented chef and a wonderful writer . . . The Boreal Feast will inspire the reader to pull on their wellies,
pack up some fika and go foraging in our beautiful boreal forest, then come home and cook up a feast.”
SUSANNE JONSSON, chef, cookbook author, Swedish television personality.
www.harbourpublishing.com
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Michele Genest
the boreal gourmet
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Michele Genest
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Heart and Soil
978-1-55017-587-5
just ask wim!
Des Kennedy
Wim Vander Zalm
Senga Lindsay
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978-1-55017-580-6
edible landscaping
Carolyn Herriot
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the zero-mile diet
978-1-55017-574-5
sow simple
978-1-55017-538-7
Everyday Eden
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Carolyn Herriot
Christina Symons &
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Christina Symons &
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Alison Malone Eathorne,
Hilary Malone &
Lorna Malone
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978-1-55017-515-8
a year on the
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978-1-55017-567-7
the zero-mile diet
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978-1-55017-576-9
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Carolyn Herriot
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Sharon Hanna
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978-1-55017-571-4
978-1-55017-302-4
a year at killara farm smoking salmon & trout
978-1-55017-569-1
seasonings
Andrea & David
Spalding
Christine Allen
illustrations by
Michael Kluckner
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Jack Whelan
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978-1-55017-378-9
978-1-55017-449-6
the genius of
james barber
one-pot wonders
James Barber
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James Barber
978-1-55017-518-9
a wilderness dweller’s
cookbook
Chris Czajkowski
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Storyteller
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978-1-55017-465-6
the shores we call home
Roy Henry Vickers
Carol Evans
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978-1-55017-558-5
bill reid and the
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978-1-55017-602-5
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978-1-55017-102-0
complete beading for
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Karen Rempel
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end zones and
border wars
978-1-55017-546-2
bob lenarduzzi
978-1-55017-499-1
and to think i got in
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978-1-55017-437-3
Hello Sweetheart?
Gimmie Rewrite!
Jim Taylor
Jim Taylor
Ed Willes
Bob Lenarduzzi &
Jim Taylor
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978-1-55017-646-9
A Field Guide to Edible
Fruits and Berries
of the Pacific Northwest
978-1-55017-603-2
a field guide to
medicinal wild
plants of canada
978-1-55017-600-1
a field guide to wildlife
of the rocky mountains
Richard J. Hebda
Beverley Gray
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HP $7.95 pamphlet
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The Crazy Canucks
978-1-55017-564-6
a season to remember
Janet Love Morrison
Grant Kerr
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978-1-55017-605-6
a field guide
to birds of the
pacific northwest
978-1-55017-566-0
guide pratique
d’identification des
cailloux
978-1-55017-395-6
a field guide to the
identification of
pebbles
Tony Greenfield
photos by Penny Hall
Eileen Van der
Flier-Keller
Eileen Van der
Flier-Keller
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HP $7.95 pamphlet
HP $7.95 pamphlet
field guides
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a field guide to alpine
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rocky mountains
978-1-55017-589-9
a field guide to
edible mushrooms
of california
Hälle Flygare
978-1-55017-542-4
a field guide to
edible mushrooms of
the pacific northwest
978-1-55017-473-1
978-1-55017-572-1
978-1-55017-540-0
a field guide to
a field guide to trees of
a field guide to
coastal flowers of
alpine flowers of
Phillipa Hudson
Hälle Flygare
Daniel Winkler
Daniel Winkler
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HP $7.95 pamphlet
HP $7.95 pamphlet
HP $7.95 pamphlet
Phillipa Hudson
978-1-55017-417-5
a field guide to
seashells and shellfish
of the pacific northwest
978-1-55017-513-4
a field guide to sea
stars of the pacific
northwest
978-1-55017-493-9
a field guide to
nudibranchs of the
pacific northwest
978-1-55017-509-7
a field guide to
gemstones of the
pacific northwest
Rick M. Harbo
Neil McDaniel
Rick M. Harbo
Rick Hudson
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HP $7.95 pamphlet
HP $7.95 pamphlet
HP $7.95 pamphlet
HP $7.95 pamphlet
Phillipa Hudson
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nature
978-1-55017-166-2
great bear rainforest
978-1-55017-300-0
birds of the raincoast
Rick M. Harbo
Ian McAllister &
Karen McAllister
Harvey Thommasen &
Kevin Hutchings
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978-1-55017-491-5
whelks to whales
(rev. second ed.)
978-1-55017-471-7
coastal fishes of the
pacific northwest
(revised and expanded
second ed.)
978-1-55017-361-1
marine life of the
pacific northwest
Andy Lamb
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978-1-55017-307-9
Wild Flowers of
the Sea Coast
978-1-55017-496-0
the beachcomber’s
guide to seashore life
of california (rev. ed.)
Andy Lamb &
Bernard Hanby
978-1-55017-453-3
beachcomber’s guide to
seashore life of the
pacific northwest
J. Duane Sept
HP $29.95 paper
978-1-55017-195-2
wild flowers of the
pacific northwest
(third ed.)
978-1-55017-255-3
Wild Flowers of Field
& Slope
978-1-55017-306-2
Wild Flowers of
Forest & Woodland
978-1-55017-308-6
Wild Flowers of
the Mountains
Lewis J. Clark
Lewis J. Clark
Lewis J. Clark
Lewis J. Clark
Lewis J. Clark
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HP $12.95 paper
HP $12.95 paper
HP $12.95 paper
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978-1-55017-146-4
978-1-55017-254-6
shells and shellfish of marine mammals of the
pacific northwest
Rick M. Harbo
Pieter Folkens
HP $25.95 paper
HP $9.95 pamphlet
978-1-55017-304-8
pacific reef & shore
Rick M. Harbo
HP $9.95 paper
978-1-55017-167-9
field identification
of coastal juvenile
salmonids
W.R. Pollard, C. Groot, G.F.
Hartman & Phil Edgell
HP $14.95 paper
978-1-55017-353-6
a field guide to gold,
gemstone & mineral
sites of bc vol. 2
(revised ed.)
Rick Hudson
J. Duane Sept
HP $24.95 paper
978-1-55017-464-9
parks and nature places
around vancouver
978-1-55017-466-3
super suckers
Nature Vancouver
James A. Cosgrove &
Neil McDaneil
HP $24.95 paper
HP $26.95 paper
HP $26.95 paper
2015
978-1-55017-240-9
pacific seaweeds
Louis Druehl
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978-1-55017-455-7
a field guide to gold,
gemstone & mineral
sites of bc vol. 1
Rick Hudson
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978-1-55017-643-8
Bonsai Love
978-0-88971-296-6
Old Hat
978-0-88971-295-9
Pluck
Diane Tucker
Rob Winger
Laisha Rosnau
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978-0-88971-294-2
There Are No Solid Gold
Dancers Anymore
978-0-88971-297-3
Canoodlers
978-0-88971-287-4
children of air india
Adrienne Weiss
Andrea Bennett
Renee Sarojini Saklikar
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NE $18.95 paper
978-0-88971-277-5
timely irreverence
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978-0-88971-288-1
x
978-0-88971-292-8
songs that remind us
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978-1-55017-601-8
birds, metals,
stones & rain
978-0-88971-276-8
the hottest summer in
recorded history
978-0-88971-278-2
selected poems
Danny Jacobs
Russell Thornton
Elizabeth Bachinsky
Tim Bowling
Jay MillAr
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978-0-88971-279-9
zeppelin
978-0-88971-274-4
allegheny, bc
978-1-55017-519-6
crawlspace
978-0-88971-273-7
Undark
Brad Cran
Blaise Moritz
Rodney DeCroo
978-1-55017-547-9
the collected poems
of patrick lane
Sandy Pool
NE $18.95 paper
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Patrick Lane
John Pass
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HP $18.95 paper
978-0-88971-252-2
the year of broken
glass
978-1-55017-364-2
Dreamspeaker
Joe Denham
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Shane Rhodes
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978-0-88971-281-2
ink on paper
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fiction
978-0-88971-293-5
How Does a Single Blade
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978-0-88971-290-4
strip
978-0-88971-289-8
cube squared
Doretta Lau
Andrew Binks
Christian McPherson
Bradley Somer
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NE $21.95 paper
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978-0-88971-271-3
imperfections
Anne Cameron
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Raincoast Chronicles
978-1-55017-626-1
978-1-55017-545-5
raincoast chronicles 22 raincoast chronicles 21:
west coast wrecks
Edited by David R. Conn
HP $24.95 paper
978-1-55017-594-3
fourth five
Rick James
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978-1-55017-105-1
Winner of the 1995 Roderick HaigBrown BC Book Prize
Eleven Up
978-1-55017-067-2
Six/Ten
978-0-920080-04-7
First five
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HP $28.95 paper
978-1-55017-500-4
The Expanded
Reilly Method
978-1-55017-443-4
Getting to the Bubble
Mike McCardell
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Mike MCCArdell Library
978-1-55017-606-3
haunting vancouver
978-1-55017-563-9
unlikely love stories
978-1-55017-562-2
here’s mike
978-1-55017-512-7
Everything Works
Mike McCardell
Mike McCardell
Mike McCardell
Mike McCardell
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HP $32.95 cloth
HP $32.95 cloth
HP $32.95 cloth
Mike McCardell
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humour
978-1-55017-607-0
free magic secrets
revealed
978-1-55017-631-5
The Best of Adrian
Raeside
978-1-55017-599-8
tails don’t lie
Mark Leiren-Young
Adrian Raeside
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Adrian Raeside
978-1-55017-596-7
no sailing waits and
other ferry tales
978-1-55017-442-7
Black to the Grindstone
978-1-55017-367-3
Pitch Black
Adrian Raeside
Arthur Black
Arthur Black
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978-0-88971-257-7
o canada crosswords
book 12
978-0-88971-234-8
slapshot hockey
quizbook
978-0-88971-280-5
the vancouver canucks
quizbook (second ed.)
The Puzzling Sports
Institute
The Puzzling Sports
Institute
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puzzles
978-0-88971-291-1
o canada crosswords
book 14
978-1-55017-469-4
cross-canada
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978-0-88971-272-0
o canada crosswords
book 13
Gwen Sjogren
Gwen Sjogren
Gwen Sjogren
Gwen Sjogren
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Cloudwalker
978-1-55017-593-6
raven brings the light
978-1-55017-609-4
saltwater summer
978-1-55017-584-4
the rainbow bridge
978-1-55017-497-7
fishing with gubby
978-1-55017-591-2
gubby builds a boat
Roy Henry Vickers &
Robert Budd
Roy Henry Vickers &
Robert Budd
Roderick Haig-Brown
Adrian Raeside
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Kim La Fave &
Gary Kent
Kim La Fave &
Gary Kent
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HP $19.95 cloth
HP $19.95 hardcover
HP $19.95 hardcover
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suzie’s sourdough
circus
978-1-55017-532-5
far west
978-1-55017-277-5
the whale people
978-1-55017-341-3
panther
Roderick Haig-Brown
Roderick Haig-Brown
978-0-88971-246-1
down at the
seaweed cafe
Kathy Sager
illustrated by
Eliska Liska
Daniel Francis
978-0-88971-248-5
my vancouver
sketchbook
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HP $14.95 paper
HP $14.95 paper
Robert Perry
Robert Perry
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Greta Guzek
NE $9.95 paper
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978-0-88971-154-9
puccini and the
prowlers
978-1-55017-005-4
timmy the
west coast tug
Adele Wiseman
illustrated by
Kim La Fave
Jeremy Moray
illustrated by
Dee Gale
HP $15.95 hardcover
HP $14.95 paper
978-0-88971-155-6
The Ferryboat Ride
978-0-88971-159-4
The Ferryboat Ride
Colouring Book
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illustrated by
Greta Guzek
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Robert Perry,
illustrated by
Greta Guzek
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978-1-55017-007-8
timmy and the otters
978-1-55017-006-1
timmy and the whales
978-1-55017-055-9
timmy ties up
Jeremy Moray
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Jeremy Moray
illustrated by
Dee Gale
Jeremy Moray
illustrated by
Dee Gale
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HP $14.95 paper
HP $14.95 paper
978-1-55017-236-2
boys, girls
& body science
Meg Hickling
illustrated by
Kim La Fave
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978-0-88971-180-8
Ch’askin
978-0-88971-156-3
Mayuk the Grizzly Bear
The Sechelt Nation,
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The Sechelt Nation,
illustrated by
Charlie Craigan
NE $7.95 paper
NE $7.95 paper
978-0-920080-55-9
How the Loon
Lost her Voice
Anne Cameron,
illustrated by
Tara Miller
978-0-920080-29-0
Orca’s Song
Anne Cameron,
illustrated by
Nelle Olsen
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Author
Index
author index
Campbell, R. Wayne
Birds of the Raincoast, Ian McTaggart-Cowan (ed.)
author / titles
Caplette, Jim
Haywire
Carder, Al Giant Trees of Western America and the World
Cardwell, Ann Crazy to Kill
Carey, Betty Lowman
Bijaboji
Carey, Neil G. Bijaboji (ed.)
Carson, Bryan
Sunshine & Salt Air (ed.)
a
Adams, Joan
Floating Schools & Frozen Inkwells
Aho, Aaro E., Dr.
Hills of Silver
Allen, Christine
A Year at Killara Farm
Amato, Roger V.
Classic Vintage Crawlers & Dozers
Anderson, Flo
Lighthouse Chronicles
Anderson, James D.
British Columbia’s Magnificent Parks
Armitage, Doreen
Burrard Inlet, From the Wheelhouse, Tales from the Galley
b
Bachinsky, Elizabeth
Backlund, Gary
Easykayaking Basics, Kayaking Vancouver Island
Baile, Lisa
John Clarke
Banks, Chris
Bonfires, The Cold Panes of Surfaces
Barber, James
Cooking for Two, The Genius of James Barber,
Barber-Starkey, Joe
Jason and the Sea Otter, Jason’s New Dugout Canoe
One-Pot Wonders
British Columbia, The Remarkable Adventures of Portuguese
Joe Silvey, Stanley Park’s Secret
Barton, John
For the Boy with the Eyes of the Virgin
Bateman, Christopher
Return of the Osprey
Bath, Mandy
Disaster in Paradise
The Sea Among Us
Beard, Graham
West Coast Fossils
Beardsley, Doug The Man Who Outlived Himself
Belford, Ken Ecologue
bennett, andrea
Canoodlers
Bennett, Donna The Collected Poems of Patrick Lane (ed.)
Berton, Laura Beatrice
I Married the Klondike
Bifford, Darren
Wedding in Fire Country
Billington, Keith
Cold Land, Warm Hearts, House Calls by Dogsled
Blacklaws, Rick
Ranchland
Binks, Andrew
Strip, The Summer Between
Birney, Earle One Muddy Hand
Black, Arthur
Black & White and Read All Over, Black Gold, Black is the New
Green, Black to the Grindstone, A Chip Off the Old Black, Flash
Black, Looking Blackward, Paint the Town Black, Pitch Black,
Planet Salt Spring (audio)
Black, Carolyn, The Odious Child
Bostwick, Mark The Four-Wheeler’s Companion (Third Ed.)
Four-Wheeling in the BC Interior
The Book Collector, Darkness and Silence, Downriver Drift, Dying
Scarlet, The Lost Coast, Low Water Slack, Selected Poems,
Tenderman, Where the Words Come From (ed.), The Witness
Ghost
Bradley, Nicholas
We Go Far Back in Time (ed.)
Bremner, Maria
Cape Scott and the North Coast Trail
Brown, Dennis
Salmon Wars
Brown, Russell Morton The Collected Poems of Patrick Lane (ed.)
Brødsgaard, Shel
Goals and Dreams, Soccer—Guarding the Goal
Budd, Robert
Cloudwalker, Raven Brings the Light, Echoes of
British Columbia, Orca Chief
Burrows, Bob
Healing in the Wilderness, Hope Lives Here
c
Cameron, Anne
Aftermath, The Annie Poems, Bright’s Crossing, Dahlia Cassidy,
Daughters of Copper Woman, Deejay & Betty, Dreamspeaker,
Escape to Beulah, Family Resemblances, The Gumboot Geese,
Hardscratch Row, How Raven Freed the Moon, How the Loon Lost
Her Voice, Kick the Can, Lazy Boy, Orca’s Song, Raven & Snipe,
Raven Goes Berrypicking, Raven Returns the Water, Sarah’s
Children, Selkie, South of an Unnamed Creek, Spider Woman,
T’aal, Tales of the Cairds, Those Lancasters, A Whole Brass Band,
The Whole Fam Damily, Women, Kids & Huckleberry Wine
Campbell River Musm. Soc.T he Raincoast Kitchen
2015
Urban Coyote series (ed.)
Vancouver at the Dawn
Choyce, Lesley
Roid Rage
Christy, Jim Strange Sites
Clark, Brenda
Victoria Underfoot (ed.)
Clark, Lewis
Wild Flowers of Field and Slope, Wild Flowers of Forest and
Woodland, Wild Flowers of the Mountains, Wild Flowers of the
Pacific Northwest (Third Ed.), Wild Flowers of the Sea Coast
Clarkston, Bridgette
A Field Guide to Seaweeds of the Pacific Northwest
Coffey, Maria
Fragile Edge
Coleman, Jim
The Best of Jim Coleman
Conn, David R. Raincoast Chronicles 22 (ed.)
Cope, Wayne
Vancouver Blue
Cosgrove, James A.
Super Suckers
Craigan, Charlie How the Robin Got Its Red Breast, Mayuk the Grizzly Bear,
Cran, Brad
Ink on Paper, The Good Life
Salmon Boy
Cresswell, Graeme
Croft, Philip
Beamish, Dick
Bowling, Tim
Cherrington, John A.
God of Missed Connections, Home of Sudden Service,
The Hottest Summer in Recorded History
Barman, Jean
Charchun, Jenny
Whales & Dolphins of the North American Pacific
Nature Diary of a Quiet Pedestrian
Crozier, Lorna
Breathing Fire 2 (ed.)
Cull, Trisha
The Death of Small Creatures
Cunningham, Rosemary Bravo!
Czaga, Kayla
For Your Safety Please Hold On
Czajkowski, Chris
Diary of a Wilderness Dweller, Ginty’s Ghost, A Mountain Year,
Snowshoes and Spotted Dick, A Wilderness Dweller’s Cookbook,
Wildfire in the Wilderness
d
Dalzell, Kathleen E.
The Queen Charlotte Islands: Vol. 1, 1774–1966, Vol. 2, Of Places
Davies, Jackson
Bruno and the Beach
Davignon, Ellen
The Cinnamon Mine
Davis, Chuck
The Chuck Davis History of Metropolitan Vancouver
Dawe, Helen Helen Dawe’s Sechelt
de Cosmos, Mrs. Amor
Notes from the Netshed
DeCroo, Rodney
Allegheny, BC
Degen, John
The Uninvited Guest
Delainey, Gary
Betty
Demarchi, Dennis A.
Ian McTaggart-Cowan (ed.)
and Names, Vol. 3, The Beloved Island
Dempster, Barry
The Words Wanting Out
Denham, Joe
Flux, Windstorm, The Year of Broken Glass
Dewdney, Christopher Permugenesis
Dickson, Greg
The BC Almanac Book of Greatest British Columbians,
Dobrowolsky, Helene
Law of the Yukon (Rev. Ed.)
From the West Coast to the Western Front, The Trail of 1858
Dorst, Adrian
Reflections at Sandhill Creek
Douglas, Ian
Campbell River
Douglas, Robb
Skookum Tugs
Dragu, Margaret
Revelations
Drope, Dorothy & Bodhi
Paddling the Sunshine Coast
Druehl, Louis
Pacific Seaweeds
Drushka, Ken H.R., In the Bight, Three Men and a Forester,
Dulai, Phinder
Basmati Brown
Dunigan, Matt
Goin’ Deep
Tie Hackers to Timber Harvesters
e
Eathorne, Alison Malone Sea Salt
Eaton, Diane & Allison
Exploring the BC Coast by Car (Rev. Ed.)
Edgell, Phil
Coastal Fishes of the Pacific Northwest (Rev.and Expanded Ed.),
A Field Guide to Common Fish of the Pacific Northwest, Field
Identification of Coastal Juvenile Salmonids
Fort St. James and New Caledonia
Evans, Carol
The Shores We Call Home
Evans, Hubert O Time in Your Flight
Hebda, Richard J.
A Field Guide to Edible Fruits and Berries of the
Heimburger, Donald J. Classic Vintage Crawlers & Dozers
Henry, Tom
Dogless in Metchosin, Dogless in Metchosin (audiotape), Following
Pacific Northwest
the Boulder Train, The Ideal Dog, Inside Fighter,
f
Feener, Walter D.
O Canada Crosswords, Book 11
Paul Bunyan on the West Coast, Small City in a Big Valley,
Fernandes, Raoul
Transmitter and Receiver
Westcoasters
Festel, Claire
Remarkable Yukon Women
Finlay, Triny
Histories Haunt Us, Splitting Off
Flygare, Hälle
Folkens, Pieter
Ford, Cathy
Herriot, Carolyn
A Year on the Garden Path, The Zero-Mile Diet,
A Field Guide to Alpine Wildflowers of the Rocky Mountains,
Hewlett, Gill
Operation Orca
A Field Guide to Wildlife of the Rocky Mountains
Hickling, Meg
Boys, Girls and Body Science
Marine Mammals of the Pacific Northwest
Hoar, David
Cooks Afloat!
Affaires of the Heart
Holmes, Matthew
Hitch
Ford, John-James Bonk on the Head
Homan, Dianne
Urban Coyote series (ed.)
Forsythe, Mark
The BC Almanac Book of Greatest British Columbians,
Horsfield, Margaret
From the West Coast to the Western Front, The Trail of 1858
Howe, Ken Cruise Control
Foss, Maureen The Rat Trap Murders
Hsu, Ray
Anthropy, Cold Sleep Permanent Afternoon
Fournier, Suzanne
Shore to Shore
Hudson, Phillipa
A Field Guide to Alpine Flowers of the Pacific Northwest,
Francis, Daniel
Encyclopedia of British Columbia (ed.), Far West,
The Zero-Mile Diet Cookbook
A Field Guide to Coastal Flowers of the Pacific Northwest,
Operation Orca. Trucking in British Columbia
Frazer, Neil
Boat Camping Haida Gwaii (Rev. Second Ed.)
French, Diana Ranchland, The Road Runs West
Friesen, Patrick
The Breath You Take from the Lord, Earth’s Crude Gravities
Friis-Baastad, Erling Wood Spoken
Fry, Alan
Fukawa, Masako
Fukawa, Stanley
Funk, Carla
A Field Guide to Trees of the Pacific Northwest
Hudson, Rick
A Field Guide to Gemstones of the Pacific Northwest,
A Field Guide to Gold, Gemstone & Mineral Sites of BC
Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 (Rev. Ed.)
Hughes, Mike
Northwest Dive Guide
How a People Die, The Revenge of Annie Charlie
Hulsizer, Elsie
Glaciers, Bears and Totems, Voyages to Windward
Spirit of the Nikkei Fleet
Hume, Mark
Birds of the Raincoast
Spirit of the Nikkei Fleet
Hume, Stephen
Raincoast Chronicles 20: Lilies and Fireweed, Off the Map,
Hutchings, Kevin
Birds of the Raincoast
Hutchinson, Chris
A Brief History of the Short-Lived
Head Full of Sun
g
Simon Fraser, A Stain Upon the Sea, A Walk with the Rainy Sisters
Gates, Michael
Dalton’s Gold Rush Trail, History Hunting in the Yukon
Genest, Michele
The Boreal Gourmet, Urban Coyote series (ed.),
i
The Boreal Feast
Iglauer, Edith
Denison’s Ice Road, Fishing with John, Inuit Journey,
Getty, Adam
Reconciliation, Repose
Gill, Kuldip
Dharma Rasa
Ito, Sally Frogs in the Rain Barrel, Season of Mercy
Gillespie, John
Everyday Eden, Sow Simple
Itter, Carole
Opening Doors (ed.)
Goldberg, Kim Submarine Dead Ahead!
Seven Stones, The Strangers Next Door
Gordon, Katherine PalmerWe Are Born with the Songs Inside Us
j
Gough, Barry
Fortune’s a River, Juan de Fuca’s Strait
Jackson, Stephen
Character Boats of the BC Coast (Series 1 & 2)
Gourley, Catherine Island in the Creek
Jacobs, Danny
Songs That Remind Us of Factories
Graham, Donald
Keepers of the Light, Lights of the Inside Passage
Jakimchuck, Ronald D.
Ian McTaggart-Cowan (ed.)
Granander, Hans
Bella Coola
James, Rick
The Comox Valley, Raincoast Chronicles 21
Jamieson, Eric
Tragedy at Second Narrows
Grant, Paul The Stanley Park Companion
Gray, Beverley
A Field Guide to Medicinal Wild Plants of Canada
Jennings, Chris
Occupations
Greenfield, Tony
A Field Guide to Birds of the Pacific Northwest,
Jensen, Vickie
Ships of Steel
Waterfalls of British Columbia
Jerome, Gillian
Red Nest
Grey, Paul
Easykayaking Basics, Kayaking Vancouver Island
Joe, Donna
Salmon Boy
Griffiths, Bus
Now You’re Logging!
Johnson, Marion Groot, C.
Field Identification of Coastal Juvenile Salmonids
Johnston, Sean Guichon, Diane Birch Split Bark
Johnstone, Jim
Patternicity
Jones, Robert H.
Island Fly Fisherman, Island Halibut Fisherman,
The Book of All Sorts
A Day Does Not Go By
Island Salmon Fisherman
h
Hagen, Jamella
Kerosene
Haig-Brown, Alan
The Fraser River, Still Fishin’
k
Haig-Brown, Roderick
Fisherman’s Summer, Panther, Saltwater Summer,
Kahn, Charles
Hiking the Gulf Islands of British Columbia (Expanded Third Ed.),
Starbuck Valley Winter, The Whale People
Salt Spring
Hall, Penny A Field Guide to Birds of the Pacific Northwest
Keller, Betty
Skookum Tugs, A Stain Upon the Sea
Dangerous Waters, Wildfire Wars
Hamilton, Kathleen
O Canada Crosswords, Books 1–7
Keller, Keith Hammond, Dick
Tales from Hidden Basin, A Touch of Strange
Kellerhals-Stewart, Heather Skookum Sal, Birling Gal
Hanby, Bernard P.
A Field Guide to Common Fish of the Pacific Northwest,
Kennedy, Des
Heart and Soil
Marine Life of the Pacific Northwest
Kennedy, Ian
Hanna, Sharon
The Book of Kale
Kent, Gary
Fishing with Gubby, Gubby Builds a Boat
Harbo, Rick M.
A Field Guide to Nudibranchs of the Pacific Northwest,
Kerr, Grant
A Season to Remember
A Field Guide to Seashells and Shellfish of the Pacific
Kilburn, Nicole
Northwest, Pacific Reef & Shore, Shells and Shellfish of
Kirkland, Gordon Justice is Blind—and Her Dog Just Peed in My Cornflakes
the Pacific Northwest, Whelks to Whales (Rev. Second Ed.)
Knight, Rolf Homer Stevens
Harbord, Heather
Desolation Sound, Texada Tapestry
Harrison, A.S.A. Revelations
l
Hartman, G.F.
Lam, Fiona Tinwei
Hawthorn, Tom
Deadlines
Lamarche, Amanda Intimate Distances
The Clichéist
Author
Index
Elliott, Marie
Author
Index
Lamb, Andy
Coastal Fishes of the Pacific Northwest (Rev. and Expanded
M’Gonigle, Michael Forestopia
Second Ed.), A Field Guide to Common Fish of the Pacific
Mickleburgh, Rod
The Art of the Impossible
Northwest, Marine Life of the Pacific Northwest
Miles, Fraser Slow Boat on Rum Row
Lane, John What Are Uncles For?
MillAr, Jay
False Maps for Other Creatures, Other Poems,
Lane, Patrick
The Bare Plum of Winter Rain, Breathing Fire 2 (ed.),
Timely Irreverence
The Collected Poems of Patrick Lane, Go Leaving Strange,
Miller, Mark Boogie, Pete & the Senator, Cool Blues, Jazz in Canada
Last Water Song, Selected Poems: 1977–1997, Too Spare,
Mills, Carol A to Z of Absolute Zaniness
Too Fierce, Washita, Witness
Mitchell, Ken Witches and Idiots
Langer, Otto
A Stain Upon the Sea
Mitchinson, Martin
The Darien Gap
Langford, Ernest The Apple Eaters, Rendezvous at Dieppe
Montgomery, Georgina
The Cowichan
Lapp, Richard
Local Heroes, The Memorial Cup
Montpellier, Paul Atlas
Lau, Doretta
How Does a Single Blade of Grass Thank the Sun?
Moray, Jeremy
Timmy and the Otters, Timmy and the Whales, Timmy the West Coast
Lawrence, Grant
Adventures in Solitude, Adventures in Solitude (audiobook)
Lee, David
Chainsaws, Four-Wheeling on Southern Vancouver Island
Morin, Peter Carrying on “Irregardless”
Free Magic Secrets Revealed
Leiren-Young, Mark
Tug, Timmy Ties Up
Moritz, Blaise
Zeppelin
One Union in Wood
Morrison, Janet Love The Crazy Canucks
Lenarduzzi, Bob
Bob Lenarduzzi
Morton, Alexandra
Leslie, Alex
The things I heard about you
Moses, Daniel David
Munce, Alayna
When I Was Young and in My Prime
Murray, George The Rush to Here
Lembcke, Jerry
Leslie, Rosella M.
Levin, A.J. Monks’ Fruit
Delicate Bodies
Levy, Paul River Queen
Lewis, S.P. Grace
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West Coast Fossils
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Chilkoot Trail
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Letters I Didn’t Write
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Vancouver Light
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A Better Place on Earth
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Guide pratique d’identification des cailloux
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Sea Salt
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Sea Salt
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The Doc’s Side
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Opening Doors (ed.)
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A Life in the News
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Pass, John
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Maximchuk, Yvonne
Full Moon, Flood Tide
Paul, Philip Kevin
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Pavlik, Janet Echoes Across Seymour
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Fishing the Coast
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Thran, Nick
Earworm
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Home Fires
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Garments of the Known
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Operating on the Frontier
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Malcolm Lowry
Scheideman, Charles
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Scofield, Gregory
kipocihkân, Louis
Upton, Joe
The Coastal Companion
Scott, Andrew
Encyclopedia of Raincoast Place Names
Urquhart, Doug
Eyes of the Husky
Sechelt Nation
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Mayuk the Grizzly Bear
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Sept, J. Duane
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Vancouver Nat. Hist. Soc. Wilderness on the Doorstep
Northwest (Rev. Ed.), The Beachcomber’s Guide to Seashore
Vancouver Province
Life of California (Rev. Ed.)
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The Way We Were
Silver, Alf
Clean Sweep (The Mystery Project)
Simmers, Bren
Hastings–Sunrise
Vander Zalm, Wim
Just Ask Wim!
Simpson, Sharron J.
The Kelowna Story
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Sjogren, Gwen
Cross-Canada Crosswords 1–6,
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Only in Whistler, Top of the Pass
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Green Water Blues
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Klondike Trail
Smith, Bill
Imagine the Sound
Smith, Desmond
Echoes Across Seymour
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Smith, Eileen
Echoes Across Seymour
Wahl, Ryan
Legacy in Wood
Smith, Lyndsay
Proximate Causes
Wakayama, Tamio Kikyo
d’identification des cailloux
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Echoes of Empire, Robin Ward’s Heritage West Coast;
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Off the Beaten Path (Expanded Second Ed.)
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The Colours of the Forest, Did I Miss Anything?, Dirty Snow,
The Dominion of Love (ed.), The Face of Jack Munro,
High Speed Through Shoaling Water, In a Small House on the
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There Are No Solid Gold Dancers Anymore
Wells, Oliver N.
Edenbank
Whelan, Jack
Smoking Salmon and Trout
White, Elwood
Wings Across the Water
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Milk Spills and One-Log Loads, That Went By Fast
White, Howard
The Accidental Airline, The Airplane Ride, Ghost in the Gears,
A Hard Man to Beat, Patrick and the Backhoe, Raincoast
Chronicles 15-19 (ed.), Spilsbury’s Coast, The Sunshine Coast
(Second Ed.), Writing in the Rain (audiotape)
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Mountie in Mukluks
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Local Heroes
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Bella Coola
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Dirt of Ages
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The Comox Valley, One River, Two Cultures, Sointula
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End Zones and Border Wars
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The Material Sublime
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The Wild Edge, The Wild Side Guide to Vancouver Island’s
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The Chimney Stone, Muybridge’s Horse, Old Hat
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A Field Guide to Edible Mushrooms of California,
Pacific Rim (Rev. Second Ed.)
A Field Guide to Edible Mushrooms of the Pacific Northwest
Wiseman, Adele
Puccini and the Prowlers
Women and Words Comm.Women and Words
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Woo, Elaine
Cycling with the Dragon
Woodcock, George Dry Wells of India, The Great Canadian Anecdote Contest,
Orwell’s Message, Power to Us All
Wooding, Frederick H. Lake, River and Sea-Run Fishes of Canada
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Home Truths (ed.)
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Dreamspeaker, Puget Sound—A Boater’s Guide
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The Geology of Southern Vancouver Island (Rev. Ed.)
Young, Cameron
The Great Bear Rainforest
Young, David
The Uchuck Years
How Old Is That Mountain? (Rev. Ed.)
Yukon Conservation Soc, Whitehorse & Area Hikes & Bikes (Rev. Ed.)
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