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High and Inside
— by Russell Rowland
Pete Hurley is not the first person to have the idea that building his dream house in the country will bring him some kind of peace and happiness. But he may be the first to arrive in Montana with a World Series ring, a three-legged dog, and a thirst for self-destruction.
Riding the Rough String: Reflections on the American West
— by Toby Thompson
From one of the most highly-regarded journalists in America comes this unique series of profiles, meditations, essays, and explorations. For more than fifty years, Toby Thompson has been considering what it means to live and work in the West.
A Quiet Place of Violence: Hunting and Ethics in the Missouri River Breaks
— by Allen Morris Jones
In this landmark work, Allen Morris Jones spends a year exploring one of the wildest ecosystems in North America, hunting and examining the philosophical issues of blood sport. In the process, he creates both a compelling defense for the hunt as well as one of the tradition’s first formal ethics.
The Snow Leopard’s Tale
— by Thomas McIntyre
There are a few creatures left in the world who live still untamed, prowling through the rocks, blinking slowly at the encroaching civilization far below. On China’s Bountiful Black Mountain, a snow leopard hunts alone, artifact of a vanishing age.
120 Songs
— by Tom Russell
Singer and songwriter, painter and essayist, Tom Russell’s ardent fans know that he is not only one of the most entertaining stage performers in the world, he’s also one of the most compelling and artful lyricists. With 120 Songs, Bangtail Press is honored to present the first-ever collection of Russell’s lyrics.
