Chthulhu ain’t got nothing on Underland author Robert Macfarlane.

If there’s one book that might make you a Bigfoot Believer, John Zada’s In the Valley of the Noble Beyond could be the one.

Sure, they’re a bit twee, but don’t judge these books by their covers.

Books to get you dreaming about late sunsets, dusty trails, and wide-open spaces.

It’s spring, so you’re going on a Bigfoot hunt. Here are seven highly rated books to ensure your success.

Firestorm author Edward Struzik presents 10 of the most destructive wildfires—and their impact on policy, people, and the environment.

A Q&A with Kyle Dickman, former “Hotshot” firefighter and author of On the Burning Edge.

Author/artist Jeremy Collins on loss and the art of adventure.

All the Wild That Remains author David Gessner contrasts Edward Abbey and Wallace Stegner through an examination of their haircuts.

Many do. But Ian Whitelaw’s The History of Fly-Fishing in Fifty Flies is a brilliant example of how its mystique transcends the actual sport.

Badluck Way author Bryce Andrews on life as rancher and settles the debate between Levi’s and Wranglers.

Here talks about his collections of skulls and “completely odorless” animal scat, among other things.

Don’t be stupid. It’s Bigfoot.