literary fiction
In the Distance (Coffee House Press)
Hernán Díaz
2018 Pulitzer Prize Finalist and 2018 PEN/Faulkner Award Finalist
Flight Risk and
One Brilliant Flame (Lake Union)
Joy Castro
Butterfly Dreams (Aristata Press)
Anne McClard
Charani’s Gift (Blue Bin Press)
Robert Nolin
2023 Independent Publisher’s of New England Genre Fiction Winner
Stephen Florida (Coffee House Press)
Gabe Habash
Half Notes from Berlin (Glide Media)
B. V. Glants
True (Little A)
Karl Taro Greenfeld
Samuel Johnson’s Eternal Return (Coffee House Press)
Martin Riker
Unexpected Fortune (self-published)
E. Adrian Dzahn
Once Upon a Time a Sparrow (Open Wings Press)
Mary Kabrich
2017 Nautilus Silver Winner, 2017 Best Book Awards Finalist, 2018 Reader Views Reviewer’s Choice Award
cookbooks
Cannelle et Vanille Bakes Simple (Sasquatch Books)
Aran Goyoaga
Sicily, My Sweet (forthcoming from Hardie Grant)
Victoria Granof
Open Sesame (forthcoming from Sasquatch Books)
Rachel Belle
The Salmon Sisters: Harvest & Heritage (Sasquatch Books)
Emma Teal Laukitis and Claire Neaton
Around Our Table (Hardie Grant)
Sara Forte
Everyday Cake (Sasquatch Books)
Polina Chesnakova
Shellfish (Sasquatch Books)
Cynthia Nims
I Heart Soul Food (Sasquatch Books)
Rosie Mayes
Cast Iron Skillet One-Pan Meals and
A Hearty Book of Veggie Sandwiches and
Easy Beans (Sasquatch Books)
Jackie Freeman
Five Marys Ranch Raised Cookbook and
Five Marys Family Style (Sasquatch Books)
Mary Heffernan
Sourdough on the Rise (Sasquatch Books)
Cynthia Lair
Modernist Bread: The Art and Science (The Cooking Lab)
Nathan Myhrvold and Francisco Migoya
Simple Fruit (Sasquatch Books)
Laurie Pfalzer
novels in translation
Jawbone (Coffee House Press)
Mónica Ojeda
translated by Sarah Booker
Longlisted for the 2022 National Book Award for Translated Literature
The Devil of the Provinces (Coffee House Press)
Juan Cárdenas
translated by Lizzie Davis
Nefando (Coffee House Press)
Mónica Ojeda
translated by Sarah Booker
Your Story, My Story (Amazon Crossing)
Connie Palmen
translated by Eileen J. Stevens and Anna Asbury
The Wedding Party (Amazon Crossing)
Liu Xinwu
translated by Jeremy Tiang
The Sorrow of Miles Franklin beneath Kajmakčalan (Cadmus Press)
Ivan Čapovski
translated by Paul Filev
Mona in Three Acts (Amazon Crossing)
Griet op de Beeck
translated by Michele Hutchison
In Your Hands and
Still I Miss You (Amazon Crossing)
Inês Pedrosa
translated by Andrea Rosenberg
The Birdwoman’s Palate (Amazon Crossing)
Laksmi Pamuntjak
translated by Tiffany Tsao
The Unbroken Line of the Moon and
Estrid (Amazon Crossing)
Johanne Hildebrandt
translated by Tara F. Chace
Assorted Nonfiction
The Wanderer: An Alaska Wolf’s Final Journey (Mountaineers Books)
Tom Walker
2024 Nautilus Book Silver Award Winner in Animals and Nature
Bard, Kinetic (Coffee House Press)
Anne Waldman
Medicinal Plants of the Pacific Northwest and Edible Plants of the Pacific Northwest (forthcoming from Mountaineers Books)
Natalie Hammerquist
Douglas Fir: The Story of the West's Most Remarkable Tree (Mountaineers Books)
Carl Fiedler and Stephen Arno
We Are Puget Sound (Mountaineers Books)
David Workman
When Eternities Met: A True Story of Terror, Mutiny, Loss, and Love in a Disremembered Second World War (Pencil and Barn)
Matt Rohde
Super Subversive Cross Stitch (Sasquatch)
Julie Jackson
Hike the Parks: Redwood National & State Parks (Mountaineers Books)
John Soares
Hike the Parks: Joshua Tree and
Hike the Parks: Sequoia and Kings Canyon (Mountaineers Books)
Scott Turner
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