Marie misses the hunt.
Early mornings, scent of gasoline, the howl of manic dogs. She nudged her yawning children out the door and into the cold, a young mother and her old rifle against hunger.
Usually hunting was men’s business. But Marie was a widow in northern Alaska. She had no choice, and like many of her generation she remembered too well the sta…
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