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200 10$aUpriver$b[electronic resource] /$fCarolyn Kremers
210   $aFairbanks $cUniversity of Alaska Press$dc2013
215   $a1 online resource (105 p.)
225 1 $aUniversity of Alaska Press - The Alaska Literary Series
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327   $aContents; Story knife; "When the boat is built . . ."; Maps; Tununak; Sestina Kyrie; The New Teacher; The New Students; Eskimo Dancing/Yurarluni; Dr. Seuss & the Department of Fish & Game; What Scares Me; The Language Keepers; The Interior; Trapline; At the Tetlin River; Back country Unit #12; All I Wanted; Kass'aq with Nunivak Mask; What I Did Not Imagine; Apparition; Before You Go; Shape shifting; Two with Spears; Return to the Y-K Delta; Bethel at Christmas; The Shortest Distance; Freak Warm Weather; Attraction; After Reading The Business of Fancy dancing; The Egg House in Bethel; Fairbanks
327   $aLessons When I Am 98; Notes of a Beautiful Woman Living Alone; At Ann's Greenhouse; Feeling and Knowing; The Nature of Prayer; Leaving Alaska; Acknowledgements; Notes; Author
330   $aThere is a triumphant and satisfying feeling the first time one returns to a once-unfamiliar place and finally feels like it is home. When strangeness is shed and familiar patterns emerge, there is a deep sense of comfort that is the reward for those who venture into new places. When Carolyn Kremers moved alone to Alaska to teach in Tununak, a village on the Bering Sea, she faced the challenge of making a place for herself in the remote coastal town. Struck by both a sense of adventure and a painful longing for the familiar, she was forced to confront what it really meant to feel at home.Upriver
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