Review of Wildcat Women: Narratives of Women Breaking Ground in Alaska's Oil and Gas Industry (by Carla Williams)

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  • Natalie B. Pendergast

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https://doi.org/10.22584/nr49.2019.006

Abstract

First published advance online September 30, 2019
Wildcat Women: Narratives of Women Breaking Ground in Alaska’s Oil and Gas Industry. By Carla Williams. Fairbanks: Published by University of Alaska Press, 2018. 232 pages.

Author Biography

Natalie B. Pendergast

Natalie B. Pendergast obtained a PhD in comparative literature from the University of Toronto in 2015; she moved to the Yukon in 2017 with her two sons and works for the government while continuing post-PhD publishing pursuits. 

Northern Review 49 Cover Photo Sunrise on the Porcupine River (Ch'oodeenjik), Yukon, as we head out in our boat to hunt moose (dinjik) by Paul Josie

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Published

09/30/2019

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No. 49 (2020)

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Book Reviews

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