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Prisoners of flight, a novel, Sid Gustafson

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Prisoners of flight, a novel, Sid Gustafson
Language
eng
Index
no index present
Literary Form
fiction
Main title
Prisoners of flight
Medium
electronic resource
Nature of contents
dictionaries
Responsibility statement
Sid Gustafson
Sub title
a novel
Summary
Two former prisoners of the Vietnam War, one an Indian from the Blackfeet Indian Reservation and the other a veterinarian, both alcoholic and psychologically scarred, reunite and fly to Montana's Glacier National Park. When they make a forced landing in the wilderness, their plane breaks a strut and they have no choice but to make camp for the winter. Eventually, two young sisters who have wandered off their trail join them. Marooned together in a small cabin during fierce winter storms, they struggle to keep warm, find enough to eat and, hopefully, wait for a break in the weather. All four are lost, not only physically, but also psychically, and it is this unplanned intimacy, the struggle to survive, and the developing friendships that lead to the transformations that lie at the heart of this novel
Target audience
adult
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