I'm pretty sure Hammond Inness is nodding to the Hubbards' stories with his The Land God Gave to Cain. And have you read Great Heart, James Davidson and John Rugge's canoe trip adventure to follow the Hubbard route?
Fascinating stuff. Apart from anything else, Mina's narrative seems like a modern grief memoir (I can almost see her on the talk show circuit). I wonder who decided on the three complementary narratives. I would like to think Mina wanted George's story given equal time.
I'm pretty sure Hammond Inness is nodding to the Hubbards' stories with his The Land God Gave to Cain. And have you read Great Heart, James Davidson and John Rugge's canoe trip adventure to follow the Hubbard route?
Fascinating stuff. Apart from anything else, Mina's narrative seems like a modern grief memoir (I can almost see her on the talk show circuit). I wonder who decided on the three complementary narratives. I would like to think Mina wanted George's story given equal time.