John Messick News Today

Local authors Christine Cunningham and Steve Meyer will discuss their book at upcoming KPC showcase

University events help in celebrating 75 years of ECU's Air Force ROTC Detachment 600’s presence, graduates and impact.

Farcountry Press, our prestigious Montana-based publisher based in Helena, & voted Montana's Best Publisher, is thrilled to participate at  the 2023

Local volunteers support the Homer Public Library’s programs, events, activities and fundraisers

New fiction, poetry, and nonfiction book titles from small, independent, and university presses received at NewPages.com. Great reading!

New technology developed by UCLA engineering faculty seeks to remove carbon dioxide from the ocean as a way to slow down climate change.

Gardening columnist Jeff Lowenfel says now is the time to start seed. And that means understanding the relationship between bacteria and the developing plant.

Through a series of essays, John Messick’s memoir follows his travels in Cambodia, the Everglades and Antarctica before landing in Alaska.

“Compass Lines,” a new book by John Messick, a local writer and Assistant Professor of Writing at Kenai Peninsula College, is something he describes as being a collection of essays, a travel book and an Alaska book.

Peninsula Writers Contest returns for its 25th year