J. Mike Holloway presents his extraordinary memoir Dreaming Bears
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Mike Holloway becomes the adopted grandson of elders Johnny and Sarah Frank. What he learns in Gwich'in Country marks his life forever. He becomes a renowned orthopedic surgeon working with the Peace Corps and at the Alaska Native Medical Center in Anchorage. (Note: there are sound gaps during the discussion period.) This is an extraordinary event! Joining Mike for readings is his companion and wife, Margie Gibson.
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