An inspiring memoir of one woman's life on the far edge of America and her struggle to find home amid the isolation, work, risk and beauty of the Alaskan wilderness.

Surviving the Island of Grace 2nd Rev Ed.

Biographies & Memoirs

Fields, Leslie Leyland

Community & Culture

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Mushers Journal of trek by dog sled in Alaska outback

Alaska's Malamute Man

Sports & Outdoors

Henderson, Joe

Winter Sports

Product Description Cara Fielding, an Athabascan journalism instructor at the University of Alaska, unexpectedly finds herself in the middle of the violent death of a distant relative, her Aunt Lucy's neighbor, in the Native village of Goldspring, where an Athabascan artifact is now missing. About the Author Over the years, Jan Harper Haines has collected the often shamanic stories of her Athabascan ancestors. In l935 her mother was the first Alaska Native woman to graduate from the University of Alaska and a building was named for her. Jan has written for numerous publications, including articles about her great uncle Walter Harper, who in 1913 was the first man to summit Denali. A former secondary education teacher, Jan also has a twenty-year career in advertising. She is a graduate of the University of Alaska and lives in northern California with her husband, Lawrence Haines, an architect.

Ravenstone Chronicles

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Harper Haines, Jan

Mystery

North Country Detective

Brennan, Tom

Ho'kwat

Literature & Fiction

Hooper, David

United States

Sivulliq: Ancestor

Tuzroyluke, Lily H

The Bulls

Stone, John

Erotica

Murder in Vancouver 1886

Crook, Marion

California Lighthouses

Arts & Photography

Nelson, Sharlene

Nelson,Ted

Photography & Video

Far Corner is the saga of a latter-day pioneer who invaded the Pacific Northwest wearing the only derby hat those parts had ever seen. Author Stewart H. Holbrook bought the ha in Boston just before he boarded the steam-cars to seek fame and fortune amidst the books and busts of the roaring '20's. On his journey, he discovered thee were still people who liked fried elk for breakfast and noticed that not all cowboys wee six feet tall and lithe. He was delighted with a hamlet named Pluvius because one year it rained for 362 days and the other three day, according to the sole resident,"was goddam cloudy."

Far Corner: A personal view of the Pacific Northwest

Holbrook, Stewart H.

Travel

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