Tuluksak River
River in the Yukon–Kuskokwim delta of southwest Alaska. In The Comfort Crisis (Michael Easter) it is where Donnie Vincent spent months alone counting salmon.
At a glance
| Source | Author | Role | In one line |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Comfort Crisis | Michael Easter | backdrop | Donnie Vincent’s months alone counting salmon for the Fish and Wildlife Service. |
The Comfort Crisis — Michael Easter (2021)
Source: The Comfort Crisis · Original · Readwise highlight
He’d spend six months at a time surveying salmon counts on Alaska’s Tuluksak River.
- Role: backdrop
- In the book: Background on Donnie Vincent: as a US Fish and Wildlife Service field biologist he lived for months at a time in a tent on the river, seeing another person only every few weeks.
- Why it matters: Minor as a place, but it explains Donnie’s comfort with solitude and wilderness, which makes him the book’s guide.