"Passage to Juneau : A Sea and Its Meanings" by Jonathan Raban is a literary exploration of the Alaskan landscape and its cultural significance. This hardcover book delves into the folklore and mythology of the region, combining elements of travel, literary criticism, and social science. The Collector's Edition published in 1999 by Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group offers readers a unique insight into the naturalism and modernism literary movements of the 2000s. With a dust jacket and 448 pages of narrative, this book is intended for an adult audience interested in the stories and meanings of the Alaskan sea and its surroundings.