The Hunters
December, 1964
The HuntersIn that Bitter Cold, water turns to dry dust for the lightest breath of air to play with. There is no landscape and there are no landmarks. A hillock of powdered snow ripples and flattens; the ripples coil and convolute, and all in half an hour you have a head of hair, a brain, the helix of a freakish ear, a diagram of unearthly trajectories, and at last a pure valley virginally ridged.Here, 29 of the 32 winds blow from the south toward the Pole, and they make chaos. Hence, when day b...