WHITE CONTINENT: A Novel of War in Antarctica

For years, diehard Poyer fans searched used bookstores for the few surviving tattered copies of WHITE CONTINENT.  This sprawling first novel reads like a remix of ATLAS SHRUGGED and THE DOGS OF WAR, as retold by Robert Heinlein with Alistair Maclean.  It follows a team of adventurers, mercenaries, outcasts, and entrepreneurs in a daring coup to take over the last undeveloped and unclaimed land on earth - the terrifyingly hostile continent of Antarctica.
 Using advanced technology to survive, they build a Utopian society, both communal and fiercely individualistic, unlike any elsewhere on earth. Jaded Parisian expat turned Antarctic pioneer Edouard Roudensky is the narrator, forced to drive his pencil over a damp legal pad at the point of a rifle. But dozens of other sharply-drawn characters populate these pages too.  International legal expert Fumiko Kasuhara; whaler and ice-captain Adrian Larsson; tight-fisted oil billionaire Dorothea Lindahl; icy, sardonic mercenary Robert Blakeley.
 And many others, united under their red, green, and white flag .