Book summaryFollowing two simultaneous stories, this novel examines the human spirit in extremis. Set in 1808, the first story is about a man who, after being captured by Blackfoot Indians, puts his life on the line in race with 100 men of the tribe across the land that later became Yellowstone National Park. The second story, set in 1823, details the agonizing trip of a man, mauled and left for dead by a bear, as he tries to crawl 100 miles to the nearest town. |
Wildernessby Zelazny, Roger; Hausman, Gerald
Book desription: Tor Books. PAPERBACK. 0812535340 Paperback has edgewear, cover corner bend and black marker scribble inside the front cover. . Good.
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