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.
Jay Dolin takes us on a journey, following the fur trappers west as America grows in size and maturity.
Kate Gordon’s lovely book opens a portal to the lives of eight gardeners in British Columbia’s Slocan Valley.
John Hughes’ eminently readable biography of Ms. Walker, alongside her oral history chronicles race relations and civil rights history in Bremerton, Washington
Essential wines and wineries of the Pacific Northwest by Cole Danehower is a solid, non-academic reference for wine lovers.
Timothy Egan’s The Big Burn is a history of the 1910 fire that destroyed much of the newly designated National Forest land in Montana and Idaho.