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Real Gardens Grow Natives by Eileen M. Stark

Gardening with Native Plants of the Pacific Northwest by Arthur R. Kruckeberg

Maritime Northwest Garden Guide by Lisa Taylor

Propagation of Pacific Northwest Native Plants by Robin Rose

Gardening in the Pacific Northwest

47 books — 5 voters

The Hollow and the Haunted by Camilla Raines

Infect Your Friends and Loved Ones by Torrey Peters

Before We Disappear by Shaun David Hutchinson

Queer Books Set in Washington State

47 books — 5 voters

Emerald City Dreamer by Luna (Lindsey) Corbden

Awesome Indies of the PNW

95 books — 23 voters

Island in the Salish Sea by Leslie Redhead

Trouble on Tarragon Island by Nikki Tate

British Columbia Gulf Islands

39 books — 5 voters

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“ It was very damp and misty–which some people from outside the Pacific Northwest consider to be rain, but I do not. This is typical weather for the Pacific Northwest and Olympia. It is often wet in Olympia, but we have an average of only 49.95 inches a year of actual precipitation. That’s less than in Denver. In Olympia, the air is damp, and water collects and drips from everywhere. We do not get big downpours, but we get damp and spongy. I don’t care. It helps the trees grow, and I climb the t ...more ”
― Ned Hayes, The Eagle Tree

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“ To know Seattle one must know its waterfront. It is a good waterfront, not as busy as New York's, not as self-consciously colorful as San Francisco's, not as exotic as New Orleans, but a good, honest, working waterfront with big gray warehouses and trim fishing boats and docks that smell of creosote, and sea gulls and tugs and seafood restaurants and beer joints and fish stores--a waterfront where you can hear foreign languages and buy shrunken heads and genuine stuffed mermaids, where you can w ...more ”
― Murray Morgan, Skid Road: An Informal Portrait of Seattle

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