Book review: “Out of the Channel” by John KeebleIn account of the Exxon Valdez oil spill, fiction writer who was on the scene in 1989 blends empirical data with personal observations Tom Hall PNA Staff Writer
In “Out of the Channel,” fiction writer John Keeble has blended a mountain of empirical data with his observations of place, character and the mundane, presenting a compelling and fascinating account of Alaska’s worst catastrophe since the 1964 earthquake.
Shortly after the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil sp....
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Arrived eight days after the spill
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