Ice Bear

This true story begins on a combat air base in Saudi Arabia and recounts the saga of a clan of Alaskan Natives in the 1840s facing extinction due to attacks by a gigantic prehistoric bear. Told in a style reminiscent of 1960s pulp fiction, the author cleverly uses his plight as a technical trainer at a beseiged foreign garrison to recount a heroic legend heard long ago.

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Biography: Ernest Sipes is an overseas educator and research writer, most recently for the Berlin based media organization Associated Reporters Abroad. In his position as a reporter, Mr. Sipes has visited and reported on Ukraine, Russia, Iraq, Kurdistan, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Oman, Republic of Georgia and Somalia. He has published one book in Canada and authored numerous articles in a variety of journals.

Research Interests: Breaking News, International Security, Political Violence, Islamist Terrorist Groups, Education in the Developing Nations.