Glaciers, Bears and Totems: Sailing in Search of the Real Southeast Alaska
"...if you are thinking of, or think you know about, the coast of Northern British Columbia to Southeast Alaska, you are in for a lovely virtual trip or perhaps finding new information when you have finished your read.  The writing is not only well researched, but lively and even witty. ...All in all, highly recommended."-Sitka Sentinal"...for every view blocked by a looming cruise ship Hulsizer finds a vision of the real Alaska, and her attention to detail and depth of knowledge of the area paints a compelling picture of the land and sea, as well as its "permanent" residents, human and non. A trained photographer, Hulsizer fills the hardbound book with page after page of beautiful black and white and color photos to guide readers along Osprey's travels."-Sailing"(The author and her husband)...spent three summers cruising what many consider to be the last frontier, delving deeper into the characters, culture, and abundant natural wonders of Southeast Alaska.  "Was the real Alaska waiting for us?" the author asks in her introduction."Every reader fascinated with this cruising area will find out in this well-written and entertaining travel book."-Cruising World"Hulsizer does a great job of blending her degree in oceanography with her sailing experience, yielding writing with strong science and environmental content."48 Degrees North