British Columbia is presented as a compact, image-driven account of the province's landscape and evolving identity. Geoffrey Molyneux pairs evocative photographs with a clear narrative that traces settlement, culture, and the forces that shaped the region.

Molyneux admires the province's natural beauty while offering pointed critiques of political decisions and development proposals that have influenced communities. Selections by Douglas Coupland and Terry Glavin add contemporary voices and contrast to the historical overview.

Suited to readers who appreciate regional history, photography, and thoughtful commentary. Published by Raincoast Books in 2002, the paperback runs 174 pages and showcases over 100 black-and-white and color images.

• More than 100 photographs
• 174 pages; Raincoast Books (2002)
• Includes excerpts from Coupland and Glavin
• ISBN: 155192420X / 9781551924205

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