You can read two reviews of Trapline here:
I am grateful to Donna de la Perrière, Stephanie Bolster, and Keith Ekiss:
“The poem of the natural world, like nature itself, is threatened by harsh forces: sentimentality, obviousness, easy identification. The difficulty in writing about nature only makes the achievement of Trapline that much more remarkable and provoking. Goodwin sees nature and ourselves as we are in all our manifestations, intertwined and inseparable.” -- Keith Ekiss
About the book: I wrote much of Trapline when I lived at Little Port Walter, 75 miles Southeast of Sitka, Alaska.