“AN AMERICAN TRAVELER: TRUE TALES OF ADVENTURE, TRAVEL AND SPORT”
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Book comprises more than 20 essays by former fishing guide and best-selling novelist Randy Wayne White, creator of the Doc Ford eco-thriller series, has produced and eclectic mix of pieces with a singular, driving theme: A so-called “safe” sedentary life is as predacious as slow cancer. 6×9 inches, 224 pgs.
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Randy Wayne White demonstrates by example in this collection of more than a dozen essays that the fun, the drama, and the craziness of exploration—both internal and external—are singularly important parts of the human experience.
Although White’s journeys lead to exotic and often dangerous adventures, his love and concern for his two sons, who are traveling with him, generate powerful and subtle undertones that carry throughout the book, and make this far more than a collection of travel-adventure narratives.
White hangs out in Australia with the Crocodile Hunter; he dives with great white sharks in South Africa; he writes about the late Peter Blake and the New Zealand sailing team; he jogs the Mayan ruins of Guatemala; and he battles insects in his backyard garden. He’s the lead sledder for an entry in the U.S. toboggan championships; he explores Vietnam (and gets lost jogging in Hanoi)—and just as powerfully explores what it’s like to reach middle age.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Randy Wayne White, a former fly-fishing guide whose “Out There” column ran for many years in Outside magazine, currently writes a monthly column for Men’s Health magazine. He lives on Pine Island in Florida.
ISBN: 1-4930-5171-7
Publisher: NATIONAL BOOK NETWORK
Publish Date: 02-01-2020
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