Cloquet River Press: 9 books

Here now for the first time in one collection are the essays Mark wrote for the Hermantown Star newspaper. Stories about hunting, fishing, raising kids, gardening, canoeing, and life lived large in the great Minnesota 0ut-of-doors. Perfect for the fishing boat, campfire, or deer stand. Previously...

Out of print for more than five years, this fine second edition includes new stories from the pen of one of NE Minnesota's most beloved writers.

Murder. Mystery. Minnesota. Montana. Mormons. Join Cook County (MN) Sheriff Deb Slater and FBI Field Agent Herb Whitefeather as they track a reliously inspired serial killer from the canoe country of NE Minnesota to the Big Belt Mountains of Montana. Reprising one of Munger's most beloved characters...

Overview Danny Aitkins has lived his life in the shadow of the oak forest and rolling hills of Western Minnesota. Born and raised in the sleepy little town of Detroit Lakes, Danny married his high school sweetheart, obtained a law degree, and went to work for his father in the family firm....

The long-awaited sequel to Suomalaiset: People of the Marsh, Mark Munger's epic novle of Finnish immigration to the United States and Canada, Sukulaiset portrays the journey of Elin Gustafson from the shores of Lake Superior to the shores of Lake Onega in the Soviet Republic of Karelia during the...

An explosing rocks a new copper/nickel mine near Ely, Minnesota, A young woman is dead and her family turns to trial lawyer Dee Dee Hernesman and Sheriff Deb Slater for justice. A legal thriller and murder mystery set in the great northwoods.

A historical murder mystery that begins in WWII Yugoslavia and ends in 1991 in Duluth, Minnesota, The Legacy is Mark Munger's debut novel and one that critics raved about.

A body hangs from a birch tree in Lester Park, Duluth, Minnesota, 1918. How is the passing of one seemingly inconsequential Finnish dockworker tied to the turbulent times; an era of labor unrest, racial prejudice, political change, and the fighting of a war not of America’s choosing? This wonderfully...

Raised in privilege by her Caucasian mother and her African American father, Esther DuMont encounters tragedy and loss at an early age. Using language to paint the stunning scenery of Lake Superior's Apostle Islands, the gritty urban landscape of the Twin Cities and the rolling farmland of Central Iowa, Munger has created a tightly drawn contemporary fable.