Karla Fetrow’s “The Icelandic Accord” is the end of the dystopian novel because the bleak future has already arrived. And it’s refreshing as a cold glass of water to know that humanity may still be capable of solving the world’s problems through intellect and heart instead of more CGI explosions…
Grainne Rhuad- Are you safe bartering for goods and services?
Karla Fetrow- Funny how quickly memories can fade when you are a part of the continuity of changing seasons.What has changed is the climate; so delicately that the changes have seemed almost imperceptible.
Karla Fetrow-Unusual towns are the norm in Alaska; but none strike quite the same unusual beat as Whittier, the town that commutes by tunnels. A deep water port with ferocious gales, this hamlet by the sea is unforgettable.
by Karla Fetrow This is the land of fire and ice. On one side of the twisting Turnagain Arm, grey silt waters of a tumultuous inlet, seething with trembling fault lines, jellying clay and vicious bore tides;
The thaw had come. The sun, so weak and wispy short months before, moved higher and stronger into the sky, erupting into violent golden…
You’ve got to love Alaskan politics. Their direction changes as quickly as the weather. Ted Stevens has been acquitted of the corruption/ bribery charges filed against him, and once more the faithful, who had been faithless in the first dog eat dog frenzy of character assassination…
