<DIV>&quot;The waves on Lake Superior nearly splattered them all over the cliffs, and mosquitoes almost ate them alive in the Boundary Waters. Halfway through the three-month trip, they buried their underwear. But who needs underwear when you&rsquo;re 22 years old and living out the adventure of a boyhood dream?&quot; &mdash;<i>St. Paul Pioneer Press</i><BR><br> &quot;<i>Distant Fires</i>, a true-life adventure, describes a 1,700-mile canoe trip from Duluth to York Factory on Hudson Bay. Anderson and a companion retraced the paddles taken by Eric Sevareid and a companion almost sixty years earlier. Their trials and tribulations, plus Anderson&rsquo;s sense of humor, make the trip fun in book form. Pen-and-ink illustrations are by noted Minnesota wildlife artist Les Kouba.&quot; &mdash;<i>Minneapolis Star Tribune</i><BR><br> &quot;Distant Fires is a voyage of discovery. Scott Anderson is an inquisitive traveler, and when he sees something that piques his interest, he stops for a chat. He also has a marvelous eye for the natural world that surrounds him in his summerlong journey. He is a natural-born writer.&quot; &mdash;<i>Duluth News Tribune</i><BR><br> &quot;Some of [Anderson&rsquo;s] phrasing is very happy indeed: &lsquo;the resting place of the rivers.&rsquo; I wish I had written that.&quot; &mdash;Eric Sevareid</DIV>