Solid Mud

The Turnagain Arm of the Cook Inlet in Alaska is bedded with solid mud. Glacial silt, volcanic ash, Beluga Whale carcass, and other mineral deposits lie and rot together to form dangerous mud flats.Solid Mud is a compilation of several different writing projects taken from Erik Kershner's notebooks and wallet notes between 1999 and 2002. No true beginning and no satisfactory end. No clear line between fiction and non-fiction. Here you will find unscientific information about the Cook Inlet's dangerous waters and mud flats. However if mud doesn't satisfy your reading bug you'll find many other short and unrelated bursts about Alaska in Solid Mud.Read along as Mungo lightly uncovers the surface of what 'real world' Alaska has to offer, and then follow him onto rabbit trails of memories and ideas. Discover Mungo's trans-dimensional counterpart, Henry, and tag along on his corresponding journey through the fantasy land of Down Cancer where Tritus and other people with many things to hide make cross-country travel perilous.