Rocky Mountain Books has an amazing selection of photography books for you to choose from. We spoke with some of our awesome authors and photographers about their inspiration and passion for photography: Paul Zizka What inspires your photography? Nature inspires everything I do. It gets me back in touch with my inner child, with my … Continued
Here’s a look at RMB books and authors in the news recently: When Trains Ruled the Rockies by Terry Gainer TrainGeek.ca Book Review: When Trains Ruled the Rockies Crag and Canyon Author writes about his life above the Banff train station West Coast 123’s by Jocey Asnong Hakai Magazine New Beach Reads for Kids of … Continued
National Indigenous Peoples Day is celebrated annually on June 21st to honour, recognize and celebrate the cultures and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Metis Indigenous peoples in Canada. At RMB, we believe in promoting real stories from Indigenous peoples every day of the year! We spoke with some of our authors to discover what … Continued
It’s starting to feel like summer! The May Long Weekend marks the convergence of spring and summer celebrating all at once camping, parades, hiking, canoeing, lake-sitting, climbing, mountain biking, and anything else you can jam into a weekend of outdoor fun! Here’s a few ideas to narrow it down for you and plan an unforgettable … Continued
Okay, maybe we don’t always remember to call her back, and we usually forget to text her to let her know we got back from the mountains safe…but Mum deserves a little extra celebration this Mothers’ Day (May 12)! Here are some ways to show your mum or the women in your life how rad … Continued
All aboard! This May RMB is excited to publish When Trains Ruled the Rockies: My Life at the Banff Railway Station by Terry Gainer, a personal history of the Banff train station from 1948 through 1962. Drawn from Terry’s personal memories and experiences from his years living and working at the legendary Banff Railway Station, When Trains … Continued
As we await the big thaw after a particularly cold winter, we can’t help but flip through guidebooks to get us in the mood for spring hiking season. Here are some essential guidebooks to start planning your spring and summer adventures no matter what your experience level! Family Fun… Put an end to mid-spring-break boredom! … Continued
World Water Day is coming up March 22! World Water Day is an annual UN observance day that highlights the importance of our most precious natural resource. Water scarcity, water pollution, inadequate water supply, lack of sanitation, and the impacts of climate change are all very real issues all over the world. World Water Day aims to … Continued
Award-winning children’s book author, Jocey Asnong, has created many beautiful books for us over the years, and plenty more colourful books taking shape in her creative brain! Jocey writes and illustrates from her home in Canmore, Alberta dreaming up new adventures for adventurous cats, Nuptse and Lhotse, and creating colourful board books that teach kids about … Continued
“The children were stoning us, the people said bad words like ’prostitutes, why don’t you stay at home? You are destroying Islam.’” —Zainab, Afghanistan’s first female marathon runner International Women’s Day celebrates the road to equality and a more gender balanced world, how far we’ve come and how far we still have to go. Martin … Continued
Here’s a look at RMB books and authors in the news recently: A Few Feet Short: An Uncommon Journey to Everest by Jamey Glasnovic Suburban Mountaineer A Few Feet Short by Jamey Glasnovic Bikepacking in the Canadian Rockies by Ryan Correy The Green Gazette New Spring Releases from Rocky Mountain Books Bikepack Canada … Continued
Here’s a look at RMB books and authors in the news recently: HONOURING HIGH PLACES by Helen Rolfe, Junko Tabei, Yumko Hiraki CBC Vancouver – The Early Edition Honouring High Places: The Mountain Life of Junko Tabei ( Timestamp: 1:00:00) Bravery Magazine Issue Six: Junko Tabei THE GLORIOUS MOUNTAINS OF VANCOUVER’S NORTH SHORE by David … Continued