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River Faces North -- Anne M. Smith-Nochasak, Paperback Grey Griffin Solnit's account of this overlookedThe year is 2036, and the land once known as North America is ravaged by environmental decay and ruled with an iron fist by the oppressive Millennial cult known as The Elect. Seventy eight year old Flo is documenting what might be, in her opinion, "the last history of the world," while managing the diverse, odd, and sometimes dangerous individuals hiding out in her rural Nova Scotian swamp. Flo clings to her granddaughter River, the only light left in