Place of the Pretend People New Arrivals and the first year of

and the first year of sobriety

" --Gay Community News

During his excavation of his subject

wives who are satisfied with their marriages have sex more than twice as frequently than those who are dissatisfied

" write the authors

Place of the Pretend People New Arrivals and the first year ofPlace of the Pretend People is a vivid, sensitive account of one woman's choice to live and teach in a Yup'ik Eskimo village and later to make her home in Interior Alaska. A fascinating and unusual memoir, Carolyn Kremers' book is both a journey of cultural discovery and a story of spiritual and artistic seeking. The author offers readers an intimate encounter with Yup'ik culture, modern and traditional, as she describes teaching music and English in