NORTH of ALBANY is a tale of childhood in its many incarnations. One moment sudden tragedy. The next moment surrealistic wonder. But mostly what both childhood and this marvelous novel are concerned with is the act of learning about the world and the people who inhabit it, especially that group of people who so closely follows us through life - family.

Schroon River Anthology is a meditation on history, on time, on memory and on loss. Featuring Charles Watts, Chuck Gibson, Cathy S. McDowell and Mary L. Randall

Ghost of Starbuckville Dam is a celebration of the nearly fifteen years of literary work Ms. Randall has selflessly provided Ra Press and pays homage to this important writer.

Selected as a semi-finalist for the 2007 William Faulkner Prize for the novel, Brio takes the reader to the Adirondack Mountains of New York State, where they find out what life is like for people who are disabled in a variety of ways: by birth trauma, by grief, by the ill treatment they've received in the Empire State. This unsentimental, hilarious and tragic journey begins in 2003 and takes the reader through all four seasons in the mountains as well as in the life of the woman responsible for making sure everyone gets what they deserve.