It's a tremendous honor to publish Holly J. Hughes's poetry collection, PASSINGS. The small but deeply moving volume contains poems memorializing birds that have gone extinct. Filled with reverence and lyricism, the poems also serve as cautionary tale for an increasingly at risk world. PASSINGS was originally published by Expedition Press and was awarded the American Book Award from the Before Columbus Foundation in 2017.

We're delighted to present the second edition of this important work.

Heather Durham's debut is a moving memoir about a naturalist who delves deep into the interior of what we call wild--within nature and within the self. Told in a riveting series of essays that take readers across the U.S. in a search, not so much for home, as for places where the feral can thrive and run free.

David Oates, author of The Heron Place and  Paradise Wild, says, “These essays range far, challenge comfort, reveal grace, and often end on landing-points of shocking rightness, in language as lush and right as that world it conveys."

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A big thank you to everyone who has submitted works for the upcoming anthology, For the Love of Orcas. Editors Andrew Shattuck McBride and Jill McCabe Johnson are reading through all your glorious submissions and making some hard decisions. Notifications in the coming weeks!

It's official! Wandering Aengus Press was born today (or so its business license says). And none too soon! Wandering Aengus' first book will be an important anthology about the endangered Orca whales, the also endangered Chinook salmon, and the ecosystem they both share. More news soon, but for now … HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!