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“A wild upstream adventure.”  * New York Post * “Hard to imagine that a story about fish eggs could be ‘fast paced,’ not to mention prophetic. But this piece of environmental journalism is both. . . . It’s a book about America in microcosm. . . . Caviar, it turns out, is not just tasty. In Carey’s hands, it’s luminous.” * Kirkus Reviews *

"""A wild upstream adventure."" -- ""New York Post"" ""Hard to imagine that a story about fish eggs could be 'fast paced, ' not to mention prophetic. But this piece of environmental journalism is both. . . . It's a book about America in microcosm. . . . Caviar, it turns out, is not just tasty. In Carey's hands, it's luminous.""-- ""Kirkus Reviews"""

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Richard Adams Carey grew up in Connecticut, attended Harvard, and worked various low-paying jobs before going to teach in the Yupik Eskimo villages of western Alaska. He is a writer and book reviewer whose books include Raven’s Children: An Alaskan Culture at Twilight, Against the Tide: The Fate of the New England Fisherman, and In the Evil Day: Violence Comes to One Small Town.

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