Best Regional NonFiction, Bronze Medal, 2007

June 10, 2007

11th Annual Independent Publisher Book Awards

Best Regional NonFiction, Bronze Medal, 2007

Competition was keen with 688 regional entries and 2,690 nationally. Awards were presented June 1 in the Triumph Room of the Providence in New York City.

« Whitewater Book Pick of the Year, 2006

A Life in the Rapids »

The Whitewater Legacy of Jimmy Carter, in American Whitewater

For those of us whose spirits would wither away without wild country in which to renew ourselves, Jimmy Carter’s greatest legacy is to be found in the rivers that remain free-flowing and the great swaths of protected Alaska land that allow the caribou and grizzly to roam…

Born to Paddle

Several families relate the joys of connecting to Nature via paddling. Canyon and Forest Woodward’s earliest days of paddling are recounted…

A Storm To Remember

A September canoe trip on the Bowron Lakes of British Columbia. Four adults, a two-year old and… well, it wouldn’t be as interesting a story if everything had gone as planned and the rain and wind hadn’t held a big party on the lakes that week…

Circling Back

In 1970, Doug Woodward paddled his homemade kayak through the Grand Canyon. Though he continued to run rivers over the next four decades, he never expected to feel the whitewater of the Colorado again. His son Forest would change that…

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11th Annual Independent Publisher Book Awards

Best Regional NonFiction, Bronze Medal, 2007

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