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5.0 out of 5 stars
Enthralling and Different Post Apocalyptic Novel,
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This review is from: Agviq (Kindle Edition)
I am on a Post Apocalyptic reading jag and always looking for another great thrill. This was it. Nuclear war brings on "the end of the world as we know it" and a female anthropologist stranded in Alaska has to cope with it as well as find her place the new society of survivors that is emerging from the wreckage. The author obviously has done his research and the descriptions of Inupiaq society in transition are fascinating to anyone with anthropological or archaeological interests. The disintegration of society and the strong female character are both handled impressively. Overall this is a very well written novel and an absolute bargain at the price. Highly recommended to any reader with a taste for the Post Apocalyptic genre, exotic settings and cultures, anthropological knowledge of Native American cultures, and high adventure. |
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Agviq: The Whale by Michael A. Armstrong (Unbound - July 2001)
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