Alaska by Heart: Recipies for Independence by Sarah Pagen Paperback - 2012
by Patricia Monaghan
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What happens when an Extremeovore cooking show hostess raised on a marijuana farm in Alaska decides to run for president on the American Independence Party ticket? She writes her campaign biography, of course, sharing her famous recipes for such northern delicacies as Hare on Buns and Moose Haggis as well as telling her own inspiring life story of independence and God-guided success, from her childhood trapline through her invention of the prizewinning "Tokless Brownies" to her media triumph on her Cooking North TV show. She'll let readers in on the story behind her children's gospel band, the Trapper Family Singers, with their string of hits including "Locked and Loaded for the Lord." Finally she'll explain just how different a Pagen presidency will be from anything ever seen before. Her story is inspiring, thrilling, and more than a little frightening
Overcome by the smog of political babble permeating contemporary culture, Patricia Monaghan, Ph.D., found herself possessed by the amazing Ms. Pagen. Thus we now have the hilarious account, in her own words, of the life to date of one of the most remarkable political figures ever to emerge from the Alaska wilderness. Sarah Pagen is just what America has been waiting for. Maybe. In some circles, anyhow. And if your funnybone has been blunted by too much politics, you can always enjoy the saga of the suffering editor revealed in the footnotes accompanying the text. Alaska by Heart is a comic romp on several levels, poking wry fun at some recent Alaska history. Just remember: it's not real. Yet."
Details
- Title Alaska by Heart: Recipies for Independence by Sarah Pagen
- Author Patricia Monaghan
- Binding Paperback
- Pages 186
- Volumes 1
- Language ENG
- Publisher McRoy & Blackburn, Publishers
- Date 2012-02
- ISBN 9780982031957 / 0982031955
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