Hazy Island Books, located in Juneau, Alaska, and owned and operated by two lifelong Juneauites, writer Kimberly Metcalfe and editor Liz Dodd, produces high-quality books on Alaska's history and cultures, including In Sisterhood, A History of Camp 2 of the Alaska Native Sisterhood, released in July, 2008.

Projects currently in production include:

City Bear, Forest Bear, a children's book written by Ernestine Hayes, American Book Award winner for her memoir Blonde Indian: An Alaska Native Memoir, illustrated by Hoonah, Alaska, Native artist Wanda Culp, and translated by Tlingit language scholar Hans Chester. City Bear, Forest Bear will be published in both Tlingit and English.

Katie Hurley, Witness to Alaska Statehood, by Kimberly Metcalfe--the authorized biography of a dynamic woman who, from territorial days through today, found and finds herself at the center of key events in Alaska's history.

An as-yet untitled photo essay on Juneau, by renowned Alaska photographer, Michael Penn.