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Im Here Alaska Stories 1st Edition David Nikki Crouse

Name: Im Here Alaska Stories 1st Edition David Nikki Crouse
SKU: BELL-55488878
Price: 31.00 USD
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Im Here Alaska Stories 1st Edition David Nikki Crouse instant download after payment.

Publisher: Red Hen Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.68 MB

Pages: 272

Author: David Nikki Crouse

ISBN: 9781597099356, 159709935X

Language: English

Year: 2023

Edition: 1

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Im Here Alaska Stories 1st Edition David Nikki Crouse by David Nikki Crouse 9781597099356, 159709935X instant download after payment.

The stories in I’m Here dramatize life in the Alaskan interior, describing the difficult lives of people in Fairbanks, Alaska as they move through the long, brilliant days of summer into the deep winter months. These are characters living on the tenuous edge of things—on the economic edge caused by poverty and disillusion, on the dividing line between outsider and insider, and on the literal edge of the Alaskan wilderness. The stories in this collection move from beauty to danger and back again with decisive grace, although the lingering effect is not shock, but empathy toward people simultaneously alien and oddly familiar.