Crow Never Dies captures an acutely accurate description of the Great North, the Arctic hunters of truly heroic proportions, the spirit of nature. It is unique in its scope.
The writing style invokes Ansel Adam's photos where every detail is picked out yet the whole of monumental nature is depicted. One contrasts it to flat smooth features of the sensory impoverished urban life we inhabit today.
The book goes deep in a spirituality that is lost to southerners but one is left longing to recover.
Frolick has immersed himself in the life of the aboriginal hunters accompanying them on their sojourns. Particularly enjoyable is the description of caribou hunting, and his close shaves with polar bears. Even the seemingly humble berry picking is a joy to read. The preternatural crows of the book title haunt the reader.
This should be read by anybody to satisfy their curiousity about the incredibly vast expanse that is the North and the people who inhabit it. Indeed it should be on every school's reading list. Crow Never Dies does honour to the north like no other author has done before. It makes a fascinating read.
Crow Never Dies: Life on the Great Hunt
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