Another in a series of books on gardening in the Pacific Northwest by gardening expert Marianne Binetti…Edible Gardening for Washington and Oregon focuses on vegetables, herbs, fruits and seeds appropriate for Northwest gardens.
Mystery writer J.A. Jance’s 14th Seattle-based J.P. Beaumont police procedural weaves a plot with lots of complications and disparate story lines throughout various seedy locations of the greater Seattle area.
David F. Martin’s book gives a quick introduction to artist Richard Bennett’s life and contribution to Pacific Northwest art.
The Clear Cut Future is a wild mélange of essays, criticism, short stories, excerpts from novels, poetry, photo essays, and the like by a variety of authors, whose only commonality appears to be that they are mostly from the Pacific Northwest, although that is never stated, and may not even be true.
When you visit the local history museums, do you find yourself wishing you knew more about those mysterious chipped points under the glass?
As a state legislator, attorney general and U.S. senator, Slade Gorton’s 50-year career in public service put him on the front lines of a host of controversial issues.
15 year old orphan, Charley Thompson develops a strong bond with a broken down racehorse. Together they travel to Wyoming in this spare and intense work.
Readers can learn how people preserved and cooked food when there were no refrigerators, freezers, microwaves or electricity. Basic information on Lushootseed, the Puget Sound Salish language, at the back of the book includes examples of pronunciation and phrases.
River Marked is Patricia Briggs’ 6th Mercy Thompson novel. Fans of this “kick ass supernatural heroine” will be very pleased with this latest entry to her story.
Jay Dolin takes us on a journey, following the fur trappers west as America grows in size and maturity.