Growing up Alaskan

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Bestselling fiction author Dana Stabenow is best known for her Kate Shugak Mystery series which earned her the Edgar Award for Best Original Paperback in 1993. The writer has been trying to cope wit the loss of her mother in a car accident through her writing.

Behavior, Women writers, Women authors, Stabenow, Dana

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Song of Bristol Bay

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A male writer talks about fishing experiences in the busy waters of Bristol Bay, AK. The bay, which is famous for its red salmon, serves as haven to commercial fisherman during summer as volleys of red salmon return to Bristol Bay.

Authors, Writers, Description and travel, Bristol Bay

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Catching up: commercial fishing was once a man's world. No more, as Alaskan women assume yet another pioneering role

Article Abstract:

Women account for about 5% of Alaska's offshore fishing employment and about 20% of the onshore processing. The work can be dangerous but women enjoy the trills of danger and hard work as much as men.

Women fishers

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