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Restigouche: The Long Run of the Wild River by Philip Lee

May 23, 2021November 2, 2020 by Bill Arnott

A canoe trip that spans decades of historical reflection, offering a unique perspective on the Restigouche, its impact on the people who live beside and along the river, and their impact on this natural phenomenon.

Man And Dog by Justin Barbour

November 11, 2020July 8, 2020 by Bill Arnott

One man, one dog, a grand adventure across the Newfoundland wilderness.

Skiing With Henry Knox by Sam Brakeley

April 15, 2020April 15, 2020 by James M. Fisher

Skiing With Henry Knox represents a bit of a departure for Islandport Press of Maine. This book is not written by a Mainer nor does it take place in Maine. However, Skiing With Henry Knox is really not about skiing … Continue reading

The Imperilled Ocean: Human Stories From A Changing Sea by Laura Trethewey

March 1, 2020 by James M. Fisher

How the ocean has changed in those fifty years when I first saw pictures of submarines, diving bells and giant whale sharks! Ocean Journalist Laura Trethewey updates us on its condition in her first book, The Imperilled Ocean, published by New Brunswick's Goose Lane Editions.

The Great Trees of New Brunswick (2nd Edition) by David Palmer and Tracy Glynn

June 5, 2019 by James M. Fisher

Goose Lane Edition's The Great Trees of New Brunswick (2nd Edition) is both a field guide, reference book and gift book all-in-one.

Circle Around Monadnock: Time Travel With Horses by Francelia M. Clark

October 13, 2018 by James M. Fisher

Francelia Clark and her friends, Pam Godin and Shelley Mozier, find and follow two of the oldest trails in the Monadnock region into history—on horseback. Over the course of 3 days, Francelia, Pam, and Shelley, wend their way around the mountain, discovering and documenting much of the early history.

Tappan Adney and the Heritage of the St. John River Valley by Keith Helmuth

January 24, 2021April 28, 2018 by James M. Fisher

Woodstock, New Brunswick’s Chapel Street Editions must be one of this province’s best-kept publishing secrets. I found out about them quite by accident when another author mentioned one of their books they recently read (the novel Taapoategl & Pallet, … Continue reading