Book Catalog

  A beautifully illustrated activity-focused self-help book with a spiritual overtone that invites its readers to explore their attributes and True Spirit through storytelling, poetry, and personal artwork.

  A new collection of short stories about Michigan's greatest deer tales.

  Young man seeks dating advice from a penguin.

  The story of a major iron man and politician in the early days of the UP.

  This book presents the history of members of the Samuel Kaufman family of Marquette

  This book presents the life of John Munro Longyear, of UP and Spitsbergen fame.  

  This book presents the life of one of the UP's most prominent pioneers: Peter White of Marquette.

  A rich and privileged woman's descent into the world of endless revenge.

  Is it likely that Campbell & Wilkinson greatly profited from their government positions? Delving a bit deeper into historic figures from the UP's past, sometimes what gets uncovered is rather startling.  

  Outdoor adventures of all kinds, across Michigan's Wild Upper Peninsula.

  Backcountry adventures through the seasons, in the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park.

  The adventures of getting into fly fishing for trout, primarily in Robert Traver's beloved Upper Peninsula.

  Wilderness adventures around the Lake Superior Region, including Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Isle Royale, and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.

Isle Royale is one of the most remote and pristine of all the U.S. national parks, and the site of the world’s longest-running predator–prey study. Every summer, Holden leads groups of citizen scientists on week-long expeditions to search for dead moose in support of the long-running Wolf-Moose Project.

The Mysterious Lake Superior claimed the imagination of a seven-year-old boy, and he never lost his fascination for Big Waters. First introduced to the salt water of the Gulf of Mexico and soon thereafter to Lake Superior, the Big Sea Lady, She took him into her depths and baptized him. The result was a love and desire to be on

Disgraced attorney Ben Hirsch wanted a second chance—a new opportunity may cost him his life.

The Seagull: What I Wouldn’t Doo to Keep from Pooping My Pants is a laugh-out-loud, brutally honest memoir in which Darren Paul Muljo chronicles a lifetime of digestive disasters with outrageous humor, unexpected heart, and hard-earned survival wisdom. Equal parts confessional, cautionary tale, and love letter to human resilience, it proves that dignity is overrated—but laughter can get you through

John writes on the concept that the creator of our reality is the true Poet. We all create our lives through the Poet’s creation, and whether we realize it or not, we all form our own individual philosophies . . . thus, these poems arise.

Atlantis wasn't an island, it was a planet that suffered a devastating disaster and in order to survive, they sent advanced teams of their sanctified ancestors to terraform a new home - their Garden of Eden. After thousands of generations in space the main population of Atlantis has arrived to find us destroying their sacred promised land, and now the

Secret Conversations, a nature poetry collection with original artwork juxtaposed and based upon well-chosen words. A literal and visual tour through the wonders of Northern Michigan.

Six years has passed since Brad Sizemore's grandfather died. When he meets a priest with knowledge of him and his grandfather, he learns the truth about grandpa and why he's calling out to him.

"Far from Magnolia Drive" is autobiographical fiction, based in part on my own life. It reveals a family struggling with issues of mental illness, Alzheimer's, suicide, gender identity, and the Covid-19 pandemic's impact.

In "Voices in the Past", two 21st century teens are transported back 200 years into the minds and lives of their German ancestors, learning of the struggles and triumphs they experienced, and discovering how to apply these things to their own lives.

In "An Irish Odyssey", a 21st century woman is sent back into the mind and life of her great-great-grandmother and her husband, who endured the Great Potato Famine, arrived in Canada with nothing but the rags on their backs and found their way across the lumber camps to Upper Michigan. Revealing these dark events of the 19th century, this book