New Nonfiction

The eye-opening, reported story of Jeremiah Kayoulik, an Alaskan Inupiat grappling with poverty, addiction and incarceration, and of the tenuous position of his hometown at the edge of civilization.

A hundred miles above the Arctic Circle, on a spit of land just seven miles long and 650 yards across at its widest point, some 400 members of the Inupiat tribe go about their lives. This is Kivalina, Alaska, where, like all of us, villagers fall in love, bicker with family, worry about money, a...