Arctic Village: A 1930's Portrait of Wiseman, Alaska (Classic Reprint Series)3 reviews Robert Marshall University of Alaska Press, 1991 Artic Village + gold rush era on the koyukuk A well written book with plenty of factual data. Although written over 75 years ago, the general outlook still applies to many remote small town populations trying to maintain their individuality against encroaching so called "civilization". Bob Marshall- in just 38 short years-managed to make his ...             Coming into the Country27 reviews John McPhee Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1991 Gets better with each read! + McPhee on Alaska + A Wonderful Relic + First Class + A trip around Alaska in the 70's             The Firecracker Boys11 reviews Dan O'Neill St Martins Pr, 1994 Creepy + "The Firecracker Boys" never quit! + Essential, scary reading + A Well Written and Researched Cautionary Tale             Two in the Far North7 reviews Margaret E. Murie Alaska Northwest Books, 2003 Alaska by an Alaskan + Life's adventure + fantastic story of frontier adventure + Carmen's Review             The Whale and the Supercomputer: On the Northern Front of Climate Change7 reviews Charles Wohlforth North Point Press, 2005 What do you know? + I am reading parts of this book aloud to my children + The Whale and the Supercomputer: On the Northern Front of Climate Change + Global warming given a personal perspective + Global Warming from Two Cultures.             Alone in the Wilderness DVD-Book Package5 reviews Bob Swerer Productions, 2005 Incredible Story! + Alone in the wilderness + BOOK AND MOVIE + ATTN Carpenters + Incredible movie, every frame is interesting on many levels             Ordinary Wolves: A Novel36 reviews Seth Kantner Milkweed Editions, 2005 Ordinary Wolves + a favorite, a great one to pass along to friends + Ordinary Wolves -- not ordinary at all! + A Tale of Truth + Give yourself a treat             Into the Wild1170 reviews Jon Krakauer Anchor, 1997 cpbks + Absoultly Amazing + Into the Wild + Provoking + Excellent story with one irritating quirk.             Coming into the Country27 reviews John McPhee Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1991 Gets better with each read! + McPhee on Alaska + A Wonderful Relic + First Class + A trip around Alaska in the 70's             The Firecracker Boys11 reviews Dan O'Neill St Martins Pr, 1994 Creepy + "The Firecracker Boys" never quit! + Essential, scary reading + A Well Written and Researched Cautionary Tale             Ordinary Wolves: A Novel36 reviews Seth Kantner Milkweed Editions, 2005 Ordinary Wolves + a favorite, a great one to pass along to friends + Ordinary Wolves -- not ordinary at all! + A Tale of Truth + Give yourself a treat             Two in the Far North7 reviews Margaret E. Murie Alaska Northwest Books, 2003 Alaska by an Alaskan + Life's adventure + fantastic story of frontier adventure + Carmen's Review             Into the Wild1170 reviews Jon Krakauer Anchor, 1997 cpbks + Absoultly Amazing + Into the Wild + Provoking + Excellent story with one irritating quirk.             Arctic Village: A 1930's Portrait of Wiseman, Alaska (Classic Reprint Series)3 reviews Robert Marshall University of Alaska Press, 1991 Artic Village + gold rush era on the koyukuk A well written book with plenty of factual data. Although written over 75 years ago, the general outlook still applies to many remote small town populations trying to maintain their individuality against encroaching so called "civilization". Bob Marshall- in just 38 short years-managed to make his ...             The Whale and the Supercomputer: On the Northern Front of Climate Change7 reviews Charles Wohlforth North Point Press, 2005 What do you know? + I am reading parts of this book aloud to my children + The Whale and the Supercomputer: On the Northern Front of Climate Change + Global warming given a personal perspective + Global Warming from Two Cultures.             Alone in the Wilderness DVD-Book Package5 reviews Bob Swerer Productions, 2005 Incredible Story! + Alone in the wilderness + BOOK AND MOVIE + ATTN Carpenters + Incredible movie, every frame is interesting on many levels