Yukon Alone: The World's Toughest Adventure Race

Yukon Alone: The World's Toughest Adventure Race

by JohnBalzar (Author)

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 324
Edition: Reprint
Publisher: Holt Paperbacks
Published: Jan 2001

ISBN 10: 0805059504
ISBN 13: 9780805059502

Media Reviews
The best book on the Far North since Barry Lopez's Arctic Dreams. (Tim Cahill, Los Angeles Times)
A fascinating, brutally honest look at a culture bound only by the will and strength of those who embrace it. (People)
[Balzar's] wonderful account of the Yukon Quest is a treat without the frostbite. (The Seattle Times)
Balzar brings the contest alive in stirring prose that ss tingles up your spine. (USA Today)
.. .This is one man-against-nature battle that has found its bard. (Entertainment Weekly)

The best book on the Far North since Barry Lopez's Arctic Dreams. Tim Cahill, Los Angeles Times

A fascinating, brutally honest look at a culture bound only by the will and strength of those who embrace it. People

[Balzar's] wonderful account of the Yukon Quest is a treat without the frostbite. The Seattle Times

Balzar brings the contest alive in stirring prose that ss tingles up your spine. USA Today

...This is one man-against-nature battle that has found its bard. Entertainment Weekly


The best book on the Far North since Barry Lopez's Arctic Dreams. --Tim Cahill, Los Angeles Times

A fascinating, brutally honest look at a culture bound only by the will and strength of those who embrace it. --People

[Balzar's] wonderful account of the Yukon Quest is a treat without the frostbite. --The Seattle Times

Balzar brings the contest alive in stirring prose that ss tingles up your spine. --USA Today

.. .This is one man-against-nature battle that has found its bard. --Entertainment Weekly

Author Bio

John Balzar, a roving correspondent for the Los Angeles Times, was awarded the Scripps Howard Foundation Prize for human interest writing. Balzar has worked as a river boatman in Alaska and sailed across the Pacific. He lives in Portland, Oregon.