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Previous Issues
Book Review
February 2022
Book Review of “Second Rising”
Second Rising by Carolyn Dale Cairn Shadow Press, 2020 425 pages, paperback, $17.00 ISBN-10: 1734135204 ISBN-13: 978-1734135206 Reviewed by Glen Larum “Second Rising,” a novel by Carolyn Dale, Bellingham resident and emeritus Western Washington University journalism associate professor, is the … Continue reading
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December 2021
Alexandra Morton’s Latest Book
by Kathleen Grimbly Not on My Watch How a Renegade Whale Biologist Took on Governments and Industry to Save Wild Salmon by Alexandra Morton Random House Canada, 2021 384 pages, hardcover, $26.00 ISBN-13: 978-0735279667 Northern Vancouver Island — … Continue reading
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January 2017
How Electrifying Rails Can Be Accomplished and the Benefits
by Debbie Cantrell Solutionary Rail A people-powered campaign to electrify America’s railroads and open corridors to a clean energy future Bill Moyer, author Patrick Mazza, editor J. Craig Thorpe, illustrator Backbone Campaign, 2016 108 pages, paperback, $19.95 ISBN-13 978-09980963-0-8 Reviewed … Continue reading
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July 2016
Spills and Chills in Print
Reviewed by Terry Wechsler Superspill An Account of the 1978 Grounding at Bird Rocks by Mary Kay Becker and Patricia Coburn Madrona Press, 1974 161 pages, paperback, $3.95 ISBN 10: 0914842021 ISBN-13: 978-0914842026 Bellingham’s Mary Kay Becker sits on the … Continue reading
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