Oleksandr Dovzhenko
The Enchanted Desna, Oleksander Dovzhenko’s luminous autobiographical “film tale,” unfolds the filmmaker’s childhood along the Desna River, where memory, myth, and nature coalesce in scenes of quiet wonder. Written during years of exile and only published posthumously, it introduces us…
Borys Khersonsky
Queen Saturday brings English-language readers the unique voice of a poet at large in the unbounded spaces of memory. It is the first bilingual collection of Ukrainian verse by Borys Khersonsky—a post-World War II generation poet, clinical psychologist, psychiatrist, and…
Muriel Nelson
Here’s Company celebrates moments when the word we replaces I. Here lyric poems invite you to share secrets, hopes, dreams, hugs, word-play, and memories while the recent isolation of a pandemic and threatening wars lurking in the background make company…
Kathleen Flenniken
This is a powerful new work by former Washington Poet Laureate Kathleen Flenniken. Lynx House Press $24.95 / 978-0-89924-204-0 / Hdb. / 76 pages (November 2025) $16.95 / 978-0-89924-208-8 / Pbk. / 76 pages
Henry Hughes
Henry Hughes’ Sergeant Dark carries us to the edge of the war in Ukraine and deep into Antarctica. These poems take us shark fishing and bird watching, and into the bar and bedroom. They offer honest, humorous, and hard looks…
Khrystia Vengryniuk
Khrystia Vengryniuk’s Long Eyes is a collection of poems that guides us through the labyrinths of loneliness, where pain drifts like the wind and voices fade yet still echo on the edges of silence. It is both a confession that…
John W. Jengo
A professional geologist offers a detailed and accessible presentation of Lewis and Clark Trail geology, delving deep into the geological formations, geomorphic features, and past geological upheavals and catastrophic events, paying attention to the science as it existed in the…
Todd Warger
An endurance competition unlike any in their day or likely any since, this is the incredible true story of America's first mountain adventure race. Intending to showcase the region, organizers created a grueling challenge of strength, stamina, resourcefulness, and skill.…
Thomas Bancroft
Connecting science with personal observations while also conveying the delight, healing, and passion that birds can bring to people, Thomas Bancroft shares from a human as well as an ornithologist’s perspective. His essays explore species and places across the Pacific…
Bruce A. Ramsey
Capturing stories from Seattle newspapers and other sources, this narrative history traces a turbulent decade that scarred a generation and defined years of policy and culture—from the city’s real estate depression, savings and loan failures, and waterfront Hooverville, to its…
Simon Ottenberg
Chronicling the life and work of Coast Salish artist Ron Hilbert, this biography provides an astute perspective on a courageous and controversial contemporary Native artist. Native American Art Bibliography / illustrations / 8.5 x 11 / 158 pages Published by…
Meredith Mason
Secret Work is interested in hidden labor of all sorts, from the work of a wage-earner in a big box store, to the work of mothering as a single parent, to the work of introspection and writing poems. These strands…
Tami Haaland
If I Had Said Beauty, Tami Haaland’s fourth collection of poetry, is dedicated to “known and unknown” ancestors. It explores the possible narratives and distant origins of what lies behind a sense of self—including recent and ancient DNA, recessive and…
Christopher Buckley
This collection of poems is about the natural and accidental and the way in which they collaborate in our thought, our history, our lives, and in the very stars. Pacific Northwest Poetry Series Lynx House Press $18.95 / 978-0-89924-201-9 /…
Edited by David H. Stratton
Nine noted regional and national experts explore Washington’s coming of age. Former governor and senator Daniel J. Evans, political correspondent Louis Cannon, and Gordon Hirabayashi provide personal reflections upon state history. Other contributors include Patricia Nelson Limerick, Howard R. Lamar,…
Iryna Vikyrchak
Algometry is a lyrical portrait of the generation of Ukrainians who grew up and were shaped by the common and individual painful inner and outer experiences, to become the most resilient and brave nation. Algometry is a term of physiology…
Scott McCorquodale
Professional wildlife biologist Scott McCorquodale observed the natural world from a unique and intimate perspective. His compelling, dramatic, and detailed accounts describe forty years of research on Pacific Northwest bears, deer, elk, and moose. He and his colleagues spent hours…
Roberta Tawlikitsanmay’ Paul
“Later in the night, I felt another stirring inside me. Something I had buried and denied for over twenty years began to make itself heard. I cried out, ‘Who am I? Am I Indian—or am I white?’ I heard a…
Mike Nolan
Broke and miserable, recent college graduate Mike Nolan signed on as a shipyard laborer and discovered that the most worthwhile education often happens outside of a classroom. After he lied about his qualifications, kind-hearted coworkers took him under their wing,…
Compiled by Ostap Slyvynsky
In 2022, poet Ostap Slyvynsky undertook the role of wartime lexicographer, carefully collecting and compiling a dictionary of witness to Russia’s invasion and war against Ukraine. Among the voices represented in A Ukrainian Dictionary of War are those who were…
