David Frazier's memoir of Vietnam, "Drafted!", is multilayered - from the days of war in the 60s to return visits as a photography - and as complex as the place itself.
If you think some of the newspaper letters to the editor you see are a lilttle . . . strange, wait till you get a load those the paper didn't publish . . .
Who are the most influential people in Idaho right now? This book will tell you . . . along with who's this bear . . .
Three Ridenbaugh authors at an event in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. From left: Randy Stapilus, Chriis Carlson and Mike Blackbird.
From Nathalie Hardy's new season "Raising the Hardy Boys" e-book.
Cover of the sequel to Ridenbaugh Press' first book, Paradox Politics; this one covers the last quarter-century of politics in Idaho.
Eye of the Caribou is the latest from author Chris Carlson, who writes about the Alaska Land Act of 1980, how it came about and what it has meant.
From local to national, to around the world. From inside the home to speculative. From fact to fiction - though we do take care about which is which.
David Frazier's memoir of Vietnam, "Drafted!", is multilayered - from the days of war in the 60s to return visits as a photography - and as complex as the place itself.
