Oak Feather Books re-publishes old books and brings them to a new audience in the digital age. For centuries feather quills were used to write. Goose feathers were the most commonly used. Famous writers that used feathers to write include Venerable Bede in the Anglo Saxon era, all the way through to Charles Dickens in the Victorian era. Ink was made using Oak Galls, which are small apple-like balls that grow on Oak Trees, caused by Gall wasp larvae secreting chemicals.

Originally published in 1906, this is the memoir of Dr Luella Day, one of America's first female medical doctors, about her adventure to the Klondike in the wilderness of the Yukon territory during the height of the goldrush. Updated with extra information at the end of the book. More info

This book was written by Edward Thomas, a writer that was killed at Arras on the Western Front, during WWI. It is the story of the Norse Gods, that the Vikings worshipped, using sources such as the old Eddas that were written by an Icelandic politician in the 13th cenutury. More info

This Victorian classic, written by Charles Dickens, was first published in 1843. It tells the story of old miser Ebenezer Scrooge who is visited by the ghosts of Christmas Past, Christmas Present and of Christmas Yet to Come. More info