Kathleen Winter was working as an itinerant writer, with three books of fiction to her name, when a friend called saying he had been offered a berth as writer-in-residence on a tourist ship. The two-week journey was to begin on the east coast of Greenland and proceed across the Davis Strait and through the channels of the Northwest Passage, ending in the Canadian settlement of Kugluktuk. The friend had to pull out. Would Winter go instead?

Literary Review

Feb 2015

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Sara Wheeler

Once So Great

The White Stuff

A Nonagenarian Writes

No One is Immune

A Pistol, a Bible and A Thousand Fur Seals

Writing their Own Romance

The Saddest Pleasure

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Burma Discovered through a Shapely Basket

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Water, Water, Everywhere

The Pursuit of Fear

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Child Of The Pole

The Icemen Cometh

Going Down With The Ship

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