Families, danger and the struggle with the elements shape these stories of Alaska. Along the Kenai, intimacy can sustain people or leave them exposed.
Melinda Moustakis places fishermen, hunters and children within a landscape that sets limits on human promises. The appeal lies in the distance between the myth of an untamed Alaska and the cost of survival. Choose these stories for landscape that leaves its mark on both language and character.
For readers who enjoy compact encounters and the variety of a short-story collection.

