Cabin 135, A Memoir of Alaska was published last month (December 2020) by University of Alaska Press as part of the Alaska Literary Series. Since then, I have been checking with friends who pre-ordered copies from various outlets. My friends report that they have purchased copies of Cabin 135 from Fireside Books in Palmer, Alaska, Roundabout Books in Bend, Oregon, and through the University of Chicago website. I heard today that Title Wave Books in Anchorage, Alaska has Cabin 135 in stock and Pearl Street Bookstore in Ellensburg, Washington has ordered some.

Amazon and Barnes & Noble currently only show e-book editions of Cabin 135 on their websites but please be assured that Cabin 135 is in print and can be purchased now through independent booksellers or the University of Chicago Press website.

Note: if you’re looking for Cabin 135 outside the U.S., you might check the list of international bookstores that carry University of Chicago Press titles or order directly from the University of Chicago Press website.

Please, support your nearest independent bookseller.

I heard from University of Alaska Press that printing of Cabin 135, A Memoir of Alaska has proceeded more quickly than expected and that the University of Chicago (Press) Distribution Center has begun shipping books to fill bookstore orders and pre-orders.

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Roundabout Books in Bend, Oregon is sponsoring a “virtual” author event for Cabin 135, A Memoir of Alaska More info at Roundabout Books.

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Please, support your nearest independent bookseller.

Photo: Aurora over Cabin 135
Photo credit: Katie Eberhart (2003)

Foreword Reviews has posted a review of Cabin 135:

“Cabin 135 is Katie Eberhart’s contemplative account of several decades in Alaska, through which she both reflects on the past and on environmental changes that could impact the future….” (Read more at Foreword Reviews.)

The publishing date for Cabin 135, A Memoir of Alaska is set for December 15, 2020. Pre-ordering is available through most independent bookstores as well as Internet-based booksellers. (More info.)

My book Cabin 135, A Memoir of Alaska is now available for pre-order through many (or most) book stores, including independent and neighborhood booksellers and large Internet-based sellers.

Here’s a sampling of pre-order links for Cabin 135:

University of Alaska Press | Fireside Books (Palmer, Alaska) | Roundabout Books (Bend, Oregon) | Powell’s City of Books | University of Chicago Press Books | Amazon

Please, support your nearest independent bookseller.

Composer, Mark Greathouse, has posted several of my arrangements of his compositions on SheetMusicPlus.com. The SMP page for each piece includes a description, preview of the score, and a recording.

Copy Cat – Accordion Duet

Copy Cat – Accordion Quartet

Copy Cat – Quartet for 2 Violins, Flute and Accordion

Copy Cat — Quartet for 2 Violins, Flute and Accordion is by turns lightheartedly playful, somber, and meditative. Variations touch on jazz, gypsy, and orchestral themes. The accordion provides rhythm and low register support. The violins draw out the themes often quite hauntingly but also with a section of lighthearted pizzicato. The flute part alternates between high melodies and mid-range countermelodies. This arrangement of Copy Cat is an intermediate piece that is entertaining and fun to play. 

Clown Dance – Accordion Trio

Kidding – Accordion Duet

*It’s strange to be mentioning ensemble music when “Zoom” meetings have replaced in-person rehearsals. We are, however, looking forward to better times in 2021.