Hedge of Thorns

Literature & Fiction

Ash, Sally

Mythology & Folk Tales

Goodfellow Pr

This Time

Romance

Plowman, Mary Sharon

Contemporary

Book by Taylor, May, Pruett, Jeff, Goodfellow, Pamela

Ivory Tower

Taylor, May

Pruett, Jeff

Goodfellow, Pamela

Genre Fiction

Homework

Morison, Kay

White Powder

Piowman, Mary Sharon

Erotica

After a warrior has overcome death, he must face the challenges of living as an immortal

The Inscription

Binder, Pam

One part creation. Two parts software. Season lightly with a pair of love stories and roast until done. -a moderately irreverent fantasy wrapped gently around a pair of love stories.

Cookbook from Hell

Levine, Barbara

Buchman, Matthew Lieber

Buchman, Matthew L.

Goodfellow, Pamela R.

Matutu

In HOWL AT THE MOON (Goodfellow Press Hardcover; $22.00; September 2001) - Polly Blankenship's beautifully written debut novel - Devon Taylor decides to leave Minneapolis, take her young son, Jamie, and head back home to Texas in search of peace. Too many things had happened recently that made life in Minneapolis unbearable. She also feels that it is important for her son to sample the joy of ranch life, a life she once loved but abandoned, before it completely disappears. And since her father recently passed away, her mother could use their help on the ranch. 
But soon after she arrives home, there is a horrible incident. Devon is nearly raped, Jamie is badly bruised, and the perpetrator - John Colton - dies from wounds that Devon inflicts out of self-defense. While she is recovering, Devon is content to stay on the ranch - a never-never land sheltered by routine chores - to keep herself busy. She is also happy to see old friends and familiar faces to help her feel safe and begin the healing process. 
As she reacquaints herself with friends and family, she realizes that she too wants to belong somewhere again. She learned the hard way - through her father's death and the attack by Colton - that life can change or end in the snap of a finger. Fortunately Devon's string of bad luck is about to change. Through the wisdom, pride and fortitude that are the legacy of generations of Texans, Devon discovers new reasons to "howl at the moon" and let the world know she is doing just fine. HOWL AT THE MOON is a poignant and extraordinary exploration of a woman's struggle for self-esteem, self-confidence, and self-respect. 
Goodfellow Press, the publisher of HOWL AT THE MOON and the first Northwest fiction publishing house and teaching press, was founded seven years ago. Its goal is to discover, encourage, and nurture the unique talent of new writers, book designers, and editors from the Northwest. Founder and publisher, Pamela Goodfellow has been an editor for over twenty years. In launching Goodfellow Press, she has achieved a personal goal - to develop the highest standards of fiction, while introducing to the general public, new authors from the great Northwest.

Howl at the Moon

Blankenship, Polly

It is World War II. Seattle, like many other cities, is bursting at the seams as women pour in to work in the factories while the men are away fighting in the trenches and on the high seas. At the Boeing airplane factory, a random pick by a sleepy file clerk throws four unlikely women together into tight living quarters. The result is a hilarious and, at times, deeply moving story of friendship as these women work through the hardships of war, the tenderness of love, and the sadness of loss in THE GIRLS FROM HANGAR B, by Kristin Campbell Nail (Goodfellow Press; $22.00; September 2001). Here they are, four eager, patriotic women who are as different in appearance as they are in upbringing. They know nothing about building anything, but they are about to begin working on some of the largest, most complicated and vital machines ever built. First there is Annie, a tall Scandinavian redhead from Coos Bay, Oregon. She feels useless waiting at home while her brothers and fiancé risk their lives overseas. To break free from the tight web of obligation and predictability that has surrounded her for the last year, she decides to join the war effort by moving to Seattle and working in the airplane factory. And to add more confusion to her new situation, she meets Cain Adamson at the factory. Then there is Birdie, an African American mother of four from Georgia, who leaves home to come all the way to Seattle to earn some extra money for her family. She fights to hold her family together with work, tears, and a little culinary magic. Then there is Birdie, an African American mother of four from Georgia, who leaves home to come all the way to Seattle to earn some extra money for her family. She fights to hold her family together with work, tears, and a little culinary magic. Gloria, a rich society girl, decides to get a job at the airplane factory after learning in her sociology class how badly the war is going. So she too finds herself at the Boeing factory, helping with the war effort, and, for the first time, unsupervised by her family. Her adventure leads her to meet a handsome Navy sailor who sweeps her off her feet and ultimately, quite a bit farther. Finally there is Sparkle - the ex-hooker - who wavers between her old profession and this new ambition at the factory. Sparkle is often the subconscious of the group as she is brutally honest and does not keep her thoughts to herself. As the months pass by, these women come to rely on one another and will stop at nothing short of victory. In THE GIRLS FROM HANGAR B, Kristin Campbell Nail has created four wonderful female characters that you will not soon forget. Goodfellow Press, the publisher of THE GIRLS FROM HANGAR B and the first Northwest fiction publishing house and teaching press, was founded seven years ago. Its goal is to discover, encourage, and nurture the unique talent of new writers, book designers, and editors from the Northwest. Founder and publisher, Pamela Goodfellow has been an editor for over twenty years. In launching Goodfellow Press, she has achieved a personal goal - to develop the highest standards of fiction, while introducing to the general public, new authors from the great Northwest.

The Girls from Hangar B

Nail, Kristin Campbell

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