Unravelling the Franklin Mystery: Inuit Testimony (Mcgill-Queen's Native and Northern Series)
"Undoubtedly the most authoritative, cool-headed and thrilling investigation so far."  Jonathan Keates, London Observer.  "Woodman has examined all the documentation on Inuit testimony with relentless thoroughness.  He has made a vitally important, long overdue contribution ... It is a book anyone obsessed with Franklin will want to have."  M.T. Kelly, Toronto Star.  "Compelling reading ...  On a warm week at an Ontario lakefront cottage, I sat inside turning unwieldy page proofs ... and could not stop."  Christopher Moore, Books in Canada.  "Woodman is ... an indefatigable and creative researcher, and gifted in the ability to convey dauntless enthusiasm for the obscure hieroglyphs that Franklin's history left us in its wake."  John Moss, Arctic Circle.  "Woodman's book will be invaluable ... to those who can't get enough on the Franklin mystery."  Ian Mayer, Montreal Gazette.  "Brilliant ... a joy to read ... It unfolds slowly like a good detective story ... The time is ripe for a fresh, new, original book about John Franklin.  This is it."  C. Stuart Houston, Department of Medical Imaging, University of Saskatchewan.  "Woodman has done an excellent job of gathering Inuit testimony and presents a new emphasis which allows new interpre-tations and conclusions with regard to the Franklin epic."  Dorothy Harley Eber, author of When the Whalers Were Up North.