Gusty Mikael: Legend of the Kuskokwim
- Author: Jerabek, Cheryl
- Publisher: Cheryl Jerabek (2026)
- Book
- Literary Category: Biography & Autobiography
- Pages: 256
- Cover Type: S - Softcover
- Dimensions: 6.000" x 9.000" x 0.750"
- Weight: 16.4oz
- UPC: 721925604981
- ISBN-10: 1-57833-882-4
- ISBN-13: 978-1-57833-882-5
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Gusty Mikael, of Stony River, was larger than life. It's been decades since he traveled western Alaska, but Gusty's stories still call the upper Kuskokwim River region home. In his own words these stories are shared, alongside the words of the people who knew him. They speak of humor, grit, and a strength shaped by rural Alaska. His life was one of hard work, deep traditional knowledge, and an unshakable spiritual grounding. Gusty didn't just live off the land, he lived with it. His quiet confidence carried him through the land and along the river throught his life. A confidence felt and known throughout the region. When he passed in September 1984, it felt like the end of an era for those who knew him. Gusty left this world as he lived. Tow caribou in the boat, running a fast river in his own country. And all these years later, no matter where you call home, Gusty still has his stories to share and lessons to teach.