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Dear Marty, We Crapped In Our Nest: Notes from the Edge of the World | Art Cullen | $20 | 192p | ISBN 9781948509633 […]

Through Nature’s Lens: Do We Really Love Our Land and Water | Neil D. Hamilton | 246p | 9781948509695 | $21.95 | […]

Dark Waters: Essays, Stories, & Articles | Russell Chatham | 9781948509619 | 224p | $21.95 | New Foreword by Terry McDonell as well as new photos […]

We Can Do Better: Collected Writings on Land, Conservation, and Public Policy | Paul W. Johnson edited by Curt Meine | 9781948509657 | $25 | 298p | […]

Goethe’s Oak: A Holocaust Story | John T. Price | 9781948509602 | $19.99 | Color Tradepaper | 68 p | Da Vinci Award Finalist, Eric Hofer Book Award […]

Dreams of Fields: Memory Traces of Iowa’s Past | Roy R. Behrens | $21.95 | 9781948509626 | 184p | Trade Paper […]

Takes a long hard look at the science, politics, culture, and economics of Iowa agriculture and the state’s degraded waters and connects the dots for everyone who wonders why progress toward improvement is so maddeningly slow in Iowa and the rest of the farmed Midwest. […]

13 Notes from Napoleon, Iowa: Musings on the Edge of the French Empire | Anna M. Barker | ISBN 9781948509701 | $24.95 […]

What Happened On the Garden Street Bus | Co-Created by Garry Klein & Sabrina Claman | 9781948509640 | $20 | 66p | Full Color | Graphic Novel […]

When My Husband Ran For President and Other Short Stories | Ruth Harkin | 9781948509534 | $20 | 144p | Trade paper | All author proceeds will go to The Tom and Ruth Harkin Institute Story in USA Today […]

Grant Wood’s Memorial Masterpiece | Barbara Feller | $21.95 | ISBN 9781948509473 | 110, full color | 7 x 10 |trade paper […]

A book about overcoming the odds and finding your way; it’s about breaking barriers and transcending one’s original station in life; it’s about courage in the face of adversity; and it’s about accepting one’s uniqueness rather than trying to change it. The main character is a farm kid growing up in Iowa in the ’60s and ’70s amongst a family of ten … […]