Stackpole Books: 1000 books

Recollections of grueling climbs, knee-wrecking descents, mountaintop thunderstorms, snakes underfoot, and the myriad characters encountered on an AT thru-hike.

Union general's senseless murder is swiftly cloaked in lies and the evidence points to Irish laborers struggling to find a place in their new homeland.

How to reach and fish remote waters in Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, and Oregon.

Abel Jones arrives in New Orleans to investigate the death of a young crusader and finds himself facing fantastic rumors of the resurrected dead as the city approaches hysteria and riot.

Sixteen short stories evoke the passion of fly fishing and those who are entranced by the waters.

Far from the cries and smoke of combat, forty murdered slaves hang at a crossroads and only one man insists on justice.

Back by popular demand. A supernatural detective story. Winner of the 1977 National Writers Club Award for Nonfiction.

The Silver State's most bizarre and creepy stories of paranormal activity.

Concise introduction to the hows and whys of weather. Lightning, hurricanes, tornadoes, snowstorms.

Evaluations of different crossbows on the market today and how to select the right arrow, points, and sights. Shooting and hunting techniques for deer, bear, hogs, and elk. Classic crossbow hunts for big game in Africa, musk ox in the Canadian arctic, and water buffalo in Australia.

This comprehensive, full-color guide to fly fishing flats covers every aspect of this specialized kind of fishing, from necessary equipment, techniques and fly patterns to dream destinations and exotic species encountered there. Especially useful for fly fishers transitioning from fresh to salt water....

90 fly patterns that will work east and west plus details on insects and the patterns developed to imitate them.

New edition of a NOLS classic; the definitive book on environmental ethics and their relation to managing wildlands. An excellent introduction to all relevant federal agencies and legislation. Objectively examines various perspectives on difficult ethical questions.

This first full-length treatment of the Revolutionary War battle recounts British general Charles Grey's brutal attack on Anthony Wayne's division of 1,500 Continentals in September 1777. The detailed account follows the action from the arrival of Wayne's division south of the Schuylkill River, near...