Following the Alaskan Dream
"The book is an entertaining and sometimes heart-tugging  description of about 20 years living and working on a trolling  boat..."  --Ketchikan Daily News"Wow, play by play.  The journey of a lifetiime from simple  moments to great adventure.  Great story."  --1999 SE Alaska Fair judgeThese private photographs illustrate the sense of love Marilyn has for her friends, her family and her adopted land. --Alaska Fishermen's Journal Dec. 2001 Moe Bowsterm Trolling Through TimeTwo near tragedies occurred:when Nohusit exploded, son Eric  pinned in burning engineroom; toddler Lynda fell overboard from pilothouse window. --Des Moines Register June 28,1999 Mary CallenderFifty Years In Alaska. When an Iowa Farm girl went north in 1946, she neveer dreamed she'd stay, much less write a book about itWith tales of adventure and the philosophy  Thoreau, "Skip" Jordan wooed George into marriage and onto the last frontier. --Lewiston Morning Tribune, Lewiston, IDD Nov. 5,1999 by jennifer Karinen A Lifetime of AdventureYhis is tales of love and adventure,fishing and homemaking as well as  stories of endurance through heartbreak and daunting obstacles. --The Register-Guard. Eugene, OR March 11, 2001 by Farris Cassell Salmon troller and memoirist Marilyn George cherishes her 40 years before the mast.