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Cafe Publishing House
Munck's
Cafe is a sub-arctic, outdoor martini bar disguised as a small
publishing house just outside of Churchill, Manitoba. We focus
on nature and history books about Churchill and northern Canada.
The main title is Polar Bears of Churchill but here are a few
others that we have helped bring to life.
If
you have a manuscript or book idea about the north, send us an
email we would love to hear about it. Email
Muncks Cafe. |
Polar
Bears of Churchill
This concise handbook combines personal experience, the latest
scientific research and colourful local history to present a comprehensive
guide to Churchill's polar bear and life in polar bear country.
A 'must have' for anyone travelling to Churchill, Manitoba, Canada.
64pp
PB, 5 1/2” x 8 1/2” Retail $14.95, Full colour throughout
includes 3 colour maps of Churchill and Hudson Bay
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on Hudson Bay (2006)
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1982, the collected writings of two of Churchill's pioneers, Angus
& Bernice MacIver, were published as a history of Churchill,
Manitoba. This enjoyable little book combines stories from the
trapline with a well-researched history of the area. It is a nice
glimpse into Churchill's past.
240
pp PB, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" Printed on recycled paper. $16.95
CDN
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| Ataatatsiaraluk:
Realizing an Arctic Dream
Attatsiaraluk
means Beloved Grandfather in Inuktitut, the language of the Inuit.
This was the name given to Arsene Turquetil, a roman catholic
missionary that travelled and taught in the land that would one
day become Nunavut. Set in the early 20th century, Ataatasiaraluk
follows his journey to bring religion to the Inuit.
240 pp PB, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", Printed on recycled paper
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