A hilarious tale of a cheechako's misadventures in the Alaskan wilderness
In Land of the Radioactive Midnight Sun, Lt. Sean Michael Flynn shares his amusing and often error-filled journey to becoming a true Alaskan. With dreams of emulating Jack London and Bush piloting, Flynn eagerly requests a transfer to Eielson Air Force Base near Fairbanks. But he soon realizes that life in Alaska is far from what he imagined.
From playing rugby on a frozen river to living across from Santa's Village, Flynn's fish-out-of-water experiences showcase the unique challenges and charms of America's Last Frontier. His humorous essays take readers on a wild ride through the Alaskan wilderness, complete with close encounters with wildlife, adventures in the great outdoors, and the eccentric characters who call this rugged land home.
Peppered with wit and self-deprecating humor reminiscent of Bill Bryson, Land of the Radioactive Midnight Sun is a delightful account of one man's quest to thrive in the untamed beauty of Alaska. Flynn's misadventures will leave you laughing out loud and appreciating the resilient spirit required to survive in this extraordinary corner of the world.