Confessions of an Igloo Dweller

First Edition / First Printing of _Confessions of an Igloo Dweller_ by James Houston, the influential artist, writer, and cultural advocate widely credited with introducing Inuit art to audiences beyond the Canadian Arctic.

Part memoir, part northern history, Houston recounts decades spent living and working in the Arctic, documenting Inuit traditions, daily life, and the development of the modern Inuit art movement. The book offers a unique first-hand perspective on one of the most important cultural stories in Canadian history.

This copy is inscribed and dated February 1996 on the title page, believed to be by James Houston. But authentication is not provided.

A desirable collectible for readers interested in Canadian history, Arctic exploration, Indigenous culture, Inuit art, and northern studies.

Condition: Very Good

- First Edition / First Printing.

- Hardcover with original dust jacket.

- Inscribed and dated on title page.

- Clean interior pages.

- Binding remains tight and square.

- Light shelf wear from normal handling and storage.

- Dust jacket shows minor edge wear consistent with age.

- No major tears, stains, or ownership markings noted.

- Please review all photographs carefully for condition details.