Boundless

Compulsively readable... it both heightens life and plumbs its deepest mysteries, laying bare the beauty of both the world and the soul.

Globe and Mail

Ultimately, the journey that Kathleen Winter takes on a last-minute whim is transformative. Her precise and vivid prose allows the reader to share in that transformation. For the many readers who admired Annabel and want to get to know its author better, Boundless is a tremendous gift.

Quill & Quire

A lively interactive account [of] the native culture of Greenland, the human pathos of small mementoes of failed polar expeditions and the larger, legendary Arctic landscape in meltdown.

The Times

[Winter’s] keen novelist’s eye brings immediacy and vibrancy... An unusual and original take on the travel memoir, by the end there is a real sense of an epic journey having been taken, by both the writer and the reader.

Observer

Absorbing.

Michael Kerr, Daily Telegraph

Winter’s haunting odyssey will appeal to the spiritually minded.

Eithne Farry, Sunday Express

[Winter’s] book is richly illustrated with colour plates and constitutes a thoroughly perceptive travelogue.

Good Book Guide

Lucid, expansive and often darkly comic.

Joanna Kavenna, The Times Literary Supplement

Winter’s lyrical prose in this book is wonderful. She treads lightly amongst her subjects, wanting to encounter places and experiences, rather than have them pointed out to her. Her descriptions of the places are intense and haunting as she evokes the stark beauty of this harsh land.

Paul Cheney, Nudge

Her descriptions of the land and people are vivid. Kathleen Winter brings her novelist eye to the writing of this haunting and powerful homage to the ever-evolving and magnetic North… heartfelt, unusual, and original travel memoir… a lively and thoughtful narrative non-fiction account of native culture in the frozen north. Highly recommended for armchair travelers.

Joanna Booy, Nudge