Personal stories about Alaska too often are told by men. Not this
time. Here are stories written from women such as Molly Heath,
stranded with her children far from home after the 1964 Good Friday
earthquake, and Janet McCart, whose eyes are opened working on the
trans-Alaska pipeline. One of the first women to work as a deckhand
on a tender is seen through her daughter's eyes. Another struggles
to fly. Yet another falls in love with fishing. Sixteen women test
their spirits against everything Alaska throws at them with
laughter, tears, and courage. Journey's end finds them stronger and
smarter than they thought they could be.
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