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From his phenomenal collection of over 25,000 articles and stories of the Maine Woods, Steve Pinkham has selected more of the most exciting old hunting and fishing tales, as well as stories of animal encounters, lumbering, canoe trips and tall tales for this sequel to Old Tales of the Maine Woods. Ranging from 1845 to 1905, this book also covers the Maine Woods from Magalloway to Moosehead and Mopang to Madawaska. Most people know that Thoreau went to Maine several times, wrote eloquently about his travels and coined the phrase “Maine Woods.” Now for the reader will get to read more stories by many more known and unknown men and women who also travelled to northern Maine and wrote about their experiences of penned fictional stories set in the backwoods. Included are brief biographies and portraits of the known writers. For the unknown authors, Pinkham has included appropriate pictures. In his first volume, Pinkham included histories of each region; for this volume he has included many early bits of fascinating information for each chapter. www.oldtalesofthemainewoods.com 5-1008 More Old Tales of the Maine Woods Steve Pinkham Fiction 406 pages Paperback, perfect bound, white paper gloss cover, b & w, 6 x 9 $19.99 Language: English FIC002000 FICTION / Action & Adventure FIC014000 FICTION / Historical ISBN-13: 978-1-939166-39-5 Now Available Steve Pinkham grew up in western Maine, hearing old stories of hunting and fishing, and has spent much of his life hik- ing, paddling and discovering the many wonderful places in the backwoods of Maine. Having spent the past ten years searching for articles and books, follow- ing up on clues, and spending a vast amount of hours in libraries and histori- cal societies, he published his first book, Mountains of Maine in 2009. Selecting from his vast collection for this book, he now spends his time writing and publish- ing articles and books about the Maine Woods from his home in Quincy, Massa- chusetts. 10