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Sailing by Ravens Elisabeth RiekenGillnetter, mariner, and naturalist Holly Hughes has experienced first hand the practical and philosophical consequences of navigating difficult waters. In Sailing by Ravens, she gathers wisdom gained from thirty seasons working off Alaskas shores, weaving personal experience and her love of the sea with the history and science of navigation. In this exquisite collection of poems, Hughes deftly navigates the wavering, certain path of a womans heart,

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English and Greek bilingual edition