Why Latah?

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A Nez Perce word, Latah (pronounced LAY-tə) is the name of the creek along which most of our staff has lived, worked, recreated, meditated, and fallen in love for many years. Latah Creek is a modest but vital stream flowing onward to greater waters. We can't imagine a more fitting name for the spirit of our enterprise, and for honoring the legacy of those who cultivated this land before us.

Forthcoming October 11th

"Leslie tells her story with soul-searing honesty, plenty of self-deprecation and humour. In working through her own story, confronting her difficult past, she's revealed the human damage - most often to innocents - inflicted by the espionage "game" played out on the global chessboard." 

     --Ian Callaghan, producer of the Audible Original series My Dad the Spy

Forthcoming October 25th

"His seafaring birth, life, and death was so unorthodox, Thomas Tangvald might as well have been a different species.... Doane has written an engrossing account of this remarkable and ultimately doomed young man, and in the process has given us a sprawling portrait of a remarkable community of bluewater sailors, a tribe of humans who prefer ocean to land."

     --Mark Bowden, bestselling author of Black Hawk Down

Forthcoming November 15th

"For me and the other refugees on board that boat, the concept of home no longer existed. Our homeland had been decimated by decades of war and had fallen under the control of a government we neither trusted nor recognized. Months ago, I had left the only home I’d ever known. And yet, to a man who has spent a starving week at sea, the sight of any solid land is home."

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December 2nd

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