Seattle Book Publisher of Outdoor, Lifestyle, & Conservation Books (original) (raw)

Rosalie Haizlett

Rosalie Haizlett is an illustrator who creates captivating paintings that celebrate the natural world, with a focus on honoring the places and creatures that often go unnoticed. Haizlett has been an artist-in-residence at Great Smoky Mountains National Park and with the National Audubon Society. She has taught watercolor and nature journaling workshops in schools, national parks, and REI stores and has instructed tens of thousands of students through her online courses. The author of Watercolor in Nature: Paint Woodland Wildlife and Botanicals with 20 Beginner-Friendly Projects, she lives in the Appalachian Mountains of West Virginia. Visit her at rosaliehaizlett.com or on Instragram @rosaliehaizlett.

Steve Duda

Steve Duda is a writer, editor, and producer whose work in film, magazines, books, and live appearances has shaped the voice of fly fishing for over three decades. He is the former editor of The Flyfish Journal and a founding editor at Boise Weekly. Steve’s cultural writing has been featured in Rolling Stone, Huffington Post, Seattle Weekly, MTV, San Francisco Bay Guardian, The Fretboard Journal, and many others. Currently, Steve is Head of Fish Tales at Patagonia, guiding the brand’s fly fish activism and storytelling through film, video, web, social media, and more. He lives in Seattle with his partner and a semi-feral feline/raccoon hybrid.