Reviews
"As with most trips,Rowing to Latituderewards you when you finally get to where you're going. Fredston makes you see wilderness as a more precious commodity than you thought, and inspires you to stretch your limits physically and mentally." --Lynne McNeil,The San Diego Union-Tribune "An honest and self-aware woman's record of her unusual life...a shrewd analytical look at human existence as a balance of danger and joy." --Judith Niemi,The Women's Review of Books "Beguiling." --Gail Caldwell,The Boston Globe "The book is far more¿than an adventure travel narrative. It also is deeply personal memoir and love story." --Brian Maffly,The Salt Lake Tribune "[Fredston] sticks to telling good stories about battling, on primitive terms, the weather, the water, the land, the animals and some of the demons that haunt us all." --Craig Medred,Anchorage Daily News "[Fredston] provides armchair travelers with a vivid portrait of wilderness rowing...full of intriguing personal digressions and moments of high drama." --John Freeman,The Wall Street Journal, An honest and self-aware woman's record of her unusual life...a shrewd analytical look at human existence as a balance of danger and joy., [Fredston] provides armchair travelers with a vivid portrait of wilderness rowing...full of intriguing personal digressions and moments of high drama., As with most trips, Rowing to Latitude rewards you when you finally get to where you're going. Fredston makes you see wilderness as a more precious commodity than you thought, and inspires you to stretch your limits physically and mentally., The book is far more than an adventure travel narrative. It also is deeply personal memoir and love story., "As with most trips, Rowing to Latitude rewards you when you finally get to where you're going. Fredston makes you see wilderness as a more precious commodity than you thought, and inspires you to stretch your limits physically and mentally." --Lynne McNeil, The San Diego Union-Tribune "An honest and self-aware woman's record of her unusual life...a shrewd analytical look at human existence as a balance of danger and joy." --Judith Niemi, The Women's Review of Books "Beguiling." --Gail Caldwell, The Boston Globe "The book is far more¿than an adventure travel narrative. It also is deeply personal memoir and love story." --Brian Maffly, The Salt Lake Tribune "[Fredston] sticks to telling good stories about battling, on primitive terms, the weather, the water, the land, the animals and some of the demons that haunt us all." --Craig Medred, Anchorage Daily New s "[Fredston] provides armchair travelers with a vivid portrait of wilderness rowing...full of intriguing personal digressions and moments of high drama." --John Freeman, The Wall Street Journal, [Fredston] sticks to telling good stories about battling, on primitive terms, the weather, the water, the land, the animals and some of the demons that haunt us all., "As with most trips, Rowing to Latitude rewards you when you finally get to where you're going. Fredston makes you see wilderness as a more precious commodity than you thought, and inspires you to stretch your limits physically and mentally." -- Lynne McNeil, The San Diego Union-Tribune "An honest and self-aware woman's record of her unusual life...a shrewd analytical look at human existence as a balance of danger and joy." -- Judith Niemi, The Women's Review of Books "Beguiling." -- Gail Caldwell, The Boston Globe "The book is far more than an adventure travel narrative. It also is deeply personal memoir and love story." -- Brian Maffly, The Salt Lake Tribune "[Fredston] sticks to telling good stories about battling, on primitive terms, the weather, the water, the land, the animals and some of the demons that haunt us all." -- Craig Medred, Anchorage Daily New "[Fredston] provides armchair travelers with a vivid portrait of wilderness rowing...full of intriguing personal digressions and moments of high drama." -- John Freeman, The Wall Street Journal
