Stricken authors include Maya Angelou and F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Rural Tennessee has electricity for the same reason Southeast Alaska has totem parks — the New Deal.
Colorful labels and characters from bygone era.
The fish tell a deeply human story.
Find out why visiting Seldovia tops the list.
Alaska Native rights advocate also took in cats and read Victor Hugo to high-schoolers.
Staff picks for January 2019.
Here’s what we read, watched and listened to in 2018.
The work artists loved in 2018.
Ravin’ about Baby Raven Reads.
This is Staff Picks, a monthly round-up of what staff at The Capital City Weekly and Juneau Empire are reading, watching and listening to. Every… Continue reading
Dale Pihlman’s first attempt at writing “Alaska’s Inside Passage” didn’t go well. The Ketchikan retiree just spent the better part of two years putting together… Continue reading
They had many differences, but all of the authors gathered at the Alaska State Library, Archives and Museum on Thursday had one important thing in… Continue reading
The wreck wasn’t found for 143 years.
Alaska’s fifth governor has his first memoir. Former Gov. Bill Sheffield, 90, has a new book, “Bill Sheffield: A Memoir, From the Great Depression to… Continue reading
Winning reviews for the final week of 2018.
Like her unorthodox inflatable kayak, Audrey Sutherland preferred the wild. “The hazards for an inflatable canoe are greater in occupied places,” she writes in her… Continue reading
