White Mountain Publications is a small Northern Ontario press specializing in non-fiction and poetry, as well as books for the Bahá'í community world-wide. Website includes all titles, descriptions, guidelines, contest rules, and ordering information; books are arranged by topic and alphabetically by title with links to each individual book. Click here for alphabetical listing of our books || For listing of books by topic or genre, click here. |
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Just Passing Through Just released Frank Holley shares his memories of his time in the Matachewan area with the prospectors, trappers, and traders from late 1920s to the 1950s, when the area was scouted for mineral wealth, and people living in the bush lived off the land, a 'long' way from settled parts. With the re-opening of the Young-Davidson mine, other mineral deposits Frank mentions may be of interest, as well as his warm stories about the people who shared his time in this Northern Ontario bush. |
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Wanapitei Canoe Trippers Cookbook III Available NOW. There's nothing like a new book off the press, and this one has turned out beautifully. The long-awaited revision and reprinting of the first two editions, combined, updated and indexed for your trip planning. |
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How is your writing career progressing? The Canadian Writers' Contest Calendar 2010 lists Canadian writing contests and awards for the year 2010 arranged by deadline date. If you think that you'd ever have time to write and still know where to find all this information, collect it, and organize it, call me. Anyone who says they could compile all of this on their own, has never tried to do it. Great gift for the writers on your list. It's the nicest encouragement a writer can receive, aside from an acceptance letter. If your group has a writing contest we should be including in the 2011 edition, we would like to know. Submit contest information online, by mail or email at any time of year; new information may be listed in the Canadian Writer's Journal Market Notes, and on the Updates page, so don't wait. Make this year your writing career takes off. As of Nov 16, 2009, we now can accept MasterCard and Visa at the office, either by phone or by mail. We are still working to implement the on-line processing, but it is coming. |
NOPC Launch Lakeshore Room. |
The Northern Ontario Poetry Competition The deadline for our 15th competition flew right by on May 31st. The Launch for our Fourteenth Collection |
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![]() by Craig Dunn The Key Valley Railway was located in the Muskoka region, a major area for logging in the province of Ontario until the mid 1930s. Sixteen miles long, it ran between the CPR line and the Pickerel River alongside the Key River for the sole purpose of moving men and lumber in and out of the bush. A fascinating history of this short-line, short-lived railway. (Shipping now) For the list of our other books on trains that we distribute, click here. |
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by Alan Pearson of Muskoka Sincerity, faith, wisdom. Is there still room for these words in the clever canyons of contemporary poetry? When we are in search of them, we might well go to Alan Pearson's poetry, a thin gold beaten out of life's duress and ecstasies, a sustenance when we are in need of something beyond the fracas of the times. Pearson remembers the ages, has culled from the past, takes joy in the daily gift and has arrived at the peace so many will hunger to reach. Here is the point of art, to live well by the craft of words and silence. Pier Giorgio Di Cicco, poet laureate of Toronto Available now through this website, the Highway Book Shop and many other poetry-friendly stores. |
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