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A collection of memories put into one masterpiece for the world to know. As Margaret Atwood said “In the end, we’ll all become stories.”

During the early times, in the long dark winter months, the Inupiaq of northern Alaska spent many of these cold evening gathered together to dance and hear stories from their elders. I complied the stories from them in this book.

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During the early times, in the long dark winter months, the Inupiaq of northern Alaska spent many of these cold evening gathered together to dance and hear stories from their elders. I complied the stories from them in this book.

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The richness of the Inupiaq culture could not be contained in one book. There are so many others for the younger generations to be proud of.

Every culture is rich and colorful and full of practices that give one person his or her unique identity. But most customs evolve through advancement in the society in the advent of technology and, sadly, slowly, ultimately disappear when people think these are no longer functional in the present. Not everyone upholds traditions, and with it comes the loss of a culture.

This book "Arctic Memories" keeps the Inupiaq culture alive through the stories compiled herein as told by an Inupiaq Eskimo and it is available now! Click through the links below. Amazon: amzn.to/3Lv8f4J WR: bit.ly/45Wl8wY B&N: bit.ly/3ZkVq2I

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