Book reviewer Corinna Cook is also the author of Leavetakings, a lyric essay collection coming out with University of Alaska Press in November 2020. She holds a PhD in English from the University of Missouri and specializes in creative writing theory/history/craft, contemporary Indigenous literature, and circumpolar Indigenous cinema. More at corinnacook.com.
African Americans in Alaska: Black Lives Matter (17,140)
Isolation and Depression: The Darker Side of Rural Alaska (3,116)
Split Tooth Review: Expressions of the Circumpolar Arctic (2,839)
While Nanabijou Sleeps: Tanya Talaga on racism and… (2,817)
Review of Taaqtumi: An Anthology of Arctic Horror Stories (2,573)
Crossing Borders: Review of Floating Coast by… (2,117)
Yuri Rytkheu: Review of When the Whales Leave and… (2,084)
Climate Change and Climate Justice: Review of Fierce… (1,677)
“We are resilient people”: Artist Amber… (1,657)
Under Nushagak Bluff and the shadow of pandemic in… (1,255)