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NEW FOR FALL 2006!
HORSES THEY RODE
By
Sid Gustafson
ISBN 1-931832-74-9, hc, 288 pages
$24.95
A
dramatic novel of love, family, and changing cultures along
Montana’s rugged Rocky
Mountain Front. The novel lyrically weaves the protagonist’s journey
through women, children, horses, and Indian spirituality,
culminating in a thrilling
cross-country horse race. Gustafson’s beautifully crafted
writing limns the intense and complex interactions between men and
women, fathers and daughters, Native Americans and whites, and
animals and nature. His storytelling
and language is full of rhythm and surprise. Gustafson is a
Montana veterinarian who has written a previous
novel (Prisoners of
Flight) and a guidebook (Field Care for the Active Dog).
See Press
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Now.
“A
fascinating novel.”-- Jim Harrison, author of Legends of the Fall and Dalva
“Sid Gustafson writes like the language is a race horse
and he is the rider, ready to go as far and fast as they both can
go. Listen to him.” -- Deirdre McNamer, author of Rima in the Weeds and My Russian
“Sid Gustafson’s understanding of
Montana is bone deep,
blood true, and beautifully described.”
Neil McMahon, author of Twice Dying and Blood Double
“Sid tells a great story of his land and the people on
it and in it.”
Peter Bowen, author of Coyote Wind and the Gabriel
Du Pré Montana Mysteries
GIVE ME
MOUNTAINS FOR MY HORSES
By Tom Reed
ISBN 1-931832-63-3,
pb, 120 pages
$9.95
Tom Reed (Great
Wyoming Bear Stories) has a real
affinity for horses and wilderness, and it shows on every page in
his true tales about trail riding, horse packing, and great mountain
horses. Horse lovers will love this book, but Tom’s writing is
transcendent. Even if you have never saddled up, you will be drawn
into these heart-tugging stories of special horses, their remarkable
abilities, and the inescapable bonds that develop between horses and
humans. See Press Release or Buy Now.
BIG SKY BARNS: Grand and
Historic Barns of Montana
By
Chuck Haney
ISBN 1-931832-75-7, pb, 80 pages
$19.95
More than fifty grand old barns from across
Montana are
beautifully portrayed in Big
Sky Barns. These wonderful images—and the stories behind several
of the barns—will delight barn lovers, nostalgia buffs, historians,
and anyone who has ever been intrigued about these prominent, proud
icons of Montana’s farms and ranches. Nearly 100 beautiful color
photos by acclaimed
Montana photographer
Chuck Haney. See Press Release or Buy Now.
Available November
Spring 2006 titles
THE
MONTANA CALENDAR
2007
By
Michael Sample
ISBN 1-931832-73-0, 12 x 9 inch wall
calendar
$8.95
More than 50 beautiful color photos of
Montana, its scenery
and wildlife. This calendar has been a
Montana tradition for
more than 30 years! Buy now.
YELLOWSTONE
TRIVIA
By Janet Spencer
ISBN 1-931832-70-6, pb, 120
pages
$9.95
“Trivia Queen” Janet Spencer (Montana Trivia) creates a fun book
with the most incredible, unbelievable, wild, weird, fascinating,
and true facts about
Yellowstone
National Park. Great for
curious kids, inquisitive campers, inquiring hikers, and smart
travelers. Includes word games and crossword puzzles! See Press Release or
Buy now.
YELLOWSTONE GHOST
STORIES
By Shellie Larios
ISBN 1-931832-71-4, pb, 112
pages
$9.95
Yellowstone
National Park is
haunted—or is it? You’ll think so after reading all the spooky
tales in this book, including a little lost boy who appears and
disappears among crowds of tourists, a headless bride at Old
Faithful Inn, and various other ghostly spirits, mysterious
sounds, and strange apparitions. This is a great book to read late
at night around your campfire—if you dare. See Press Release or
Buy
now.
FLY FISHING THE SOLITUDE:
MONTANA
By Trapper Badovinac
ISBN 1-931832-67-6, hc, 120
pages
$29.95
Popular fly-fishing guide Trapper Badovinac (Fly Fishing
Montana’s Missouri
River)
presents cutting-edge techniques for finding, evaluating, and
fishing small streams so anglers can discover and enjoy their own
fly-fishing solitude. Includes detailed descriptions of four
Montana streams that
Trapper found with his proven, innovative techniques. More than
100 color photos. See Press
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now.
BEARS I HAVE
KNOWN
By Bob Murphy
ISBN 1-931832-64-1, pb, 112
pages
$10.95
In this very entertaining book, retired National Park
Service ranger Bob Murphy recounts his most memorable experiences
with bears in Yellowstone and Glacier
national parks. Go behind the scenes as Murphy deals with grizzly
and black bears in all situations—good, bad, tragic, humorous, and
odd—from the 1940s through the 1980s. These are unforgettable bear
tales and an inside look at bear management. See Press Release or
Buy
now.
HIKING WITH GRIZZLIES:
LESSONS LEARNED
By Tim Rubbert
ISBN 1-931832-69-2,
pb, 144 pages
$10.95
When it comes to
encountering grizzly bears in the wild, Montanan Tim Rubbert has
literally walked the walk with hundreds of bears. Unlike other
books about hiking in grizzly country, this book uses photographs
of Rubbert’s actual bear encounters to dramatically illustrate how
to react safely. Every hiker will benefit from these first-hand,
real-world lessons. See Press
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PLACE
NAMES OF GLACIER
NATIONAL
PARK
By Jack
Holterman
ISBN 1-931832-68-4,
pb, 240 pages
$12.95
Here are the
fascinating stories behind 663 geographic names in
Glacier National Park,
Montana, and
Waterton Lakes National Park,
Alberta. Fun, factual, and
always fascinating, this is a great history book and a lively
travelogue that will add to anyone’s enjoyment of these wonderful
places. See Press Release or Buy
now.
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