James March

Big cat sightings in Newfoundland, Canada have been reported for decades, with sightings of cougars, panthers, and other large felines being reported across the province. While some sightings have been confirmed through photographic and video evidence, many remain unverified and are the subject of much debate and speculation among local residents and wildlife experts. Unidentified Big Cat Sighting in Newfoundland is a chapbook that examines material evidence of these elusive animals, forming a basis for further contemplation of their presence on the island. The book is a collection of prose, interviews, and screenshots, largely gathered from secondary sources. It was printed on Risograph with teal ink and ivory paper by Nothing New in St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada, and is limited to an edition of 25 copies.

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