New Releases!

Washington Wine
Photography by Sara Matthews
Graphic Arts Books
Hardbound, 1-55868-953-2, $18.95
The “terroir” —the combination of soil, climate, and geography that makes wines distinct from each other—in Washington State is one of the finest and most unique in the world. This elegant book is a photographic celebration of one of the fastest growing winemaking regions. Sara Matthews is one of the country’s most well-respected wine photographers. She has traveled extensively throughout Washington’s major wine regions, capturing one-of-a-kind images for this beautiful, timeless book.
Scheduled Events!
August 13th: Book Party at L’Ecole in Walla Walla, Washington
August 15th: Book Party at Hotel Vintage Park in Seattle, Washington
August 16th: Book Party at Ste. Michelle Winery in Woodinville, Washington
August 17th: Picnic at Ste. Michelle Winery in Woodinville, Washington
August 19th: Auction of Washington Wine www.auctionofwashingtonwines.org
For more information about these events, contact Sam Boush at samb@gacpc.com

The Double Musky
Inn Cookbook
Alaska’s Mountain Cajun Cuisine
by Bob and Deanna Persons
Alaska Northwest Books®
176 pg, 56 B&W photos, 150 recipes
Hardbound, 0-88240-619-1, $19.95
From the famous Alaskan restaurant featured in Bon Appétit, the New York Times, and the Food Network comes the collection of recipes that put Bob and Deanna Persons’ restaurant on the map.
Even though the Double Musky isn’t far from nowhere, you might have trouble getting a table . . . Lines are known to snake out the door, even in an Alaskan winter. It says something about a place that can provide true southern comfort in the heart of Alaska.
—Jill Cordes and Mark Silverstein in the Best of the Best
Great food, good wishes . . .
—Tom Cruise
Champagne wishes and caviar dreams—Cajun delicious.
—Robin Leach, host of Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
One pleasant surprise we experienced was a restaurant called The Double Musky Inn…They are jammed packed every night and the place has atmosphere all over the place.
—Gina Crawford, Lake Charles American Press
‘A mountain of Cajun’ establishment run by Truman Capote’s third cousin serves such superb original food that travelers have been known to break international journeys in Anchorage to run down for an evening meal.
—Peter Iseman, author of The Last Great American Roadhouse Esquire magazine
Thank you for your great hospitality and wonderful food.
—Jon Voight
The town boasts such unexpected treasures as a superb Cajun restaurant housed in a typical Alaskan log building. The Double Musky Inn draws tourists, locals, and the wealthy who come from Anchorage just for dinner, parking their chauffeur-driven limos next to the pick-up trucks.
—Ski Magazine

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