Upriver

UpriverPoet, nonfiction writer, and lifelong musician Carolyn Kremers moved to Alaska to teach in the remote Bering Sea coast village of Tununak when she was thirty four. Her rst book, Place of the Pretend People: Gifts from a Yupik Eskimo Village (a memoir), probed and celebrated that experience. Upriver continues the chronicle of Kremers personal journey deep into Alaska and the human soul. Mixing music, Yupik language, the natural world, honesty, and an

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