David Lechmere Anderson's fascinating memoir describes his experiences as a doctor in the Arctic region. Anderson attended to patients of all ages and backgrounds in the remote settlements of the north and recounts their stories with sensitivity and humor. The book also offers a unique window into the daily lives and traditions of the indigenous peoples of the region. A must-read for anyone interested in medicine or northern culture.

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