“Swallowed Alive, Fighting for Life in Alaska” chronicles forty-two spine-tingling misadventures of mayhem at the mercy of Mother Nature. Gathered from personal interviews and media research in the wildest reaches of Alaska, volume one contains stories like two men freezing atop airplane floats as their plane rests upside down in a lake; a kayaker nailed by a calving glacier; river runners misreading the river's water, and a snowboarder disappears into a glacial crevasse, these tales of survival or extreme death will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Whether it is freshwater, saltwater, glaciers, air turbulence, mountains or flat land, danger exists everywhere in Alaska. Outdoorsmen need be aware of both topography and weather as well as have survival supplies and skills in order to avoid being swallowed alive by nature.
