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Bozo and the Storyteller – How to Save the World

By Tom Thumb, Posted Jan 26, 2009

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For anyhow who never grew up

Late at night, over a spliff and candlelight, travelers everywhere find themselves in deep conversations about how to save the planet – now there’s finally an answer.

Bozo and the Storyteller is a novel for anyone who never really grew up. Our world is nothing more than a Story, it seems and the Storyteller himself is dying – the book asks what hope there might be for a Cure?

And why is Road Junky running a story about a fantasy novel?

Because I wrote it and one of the bonuses of being the editor is I get to plug my side projects once in a while. So be a pal and buy a copy. Or go and check out the free audio book which you can stream or download.

It only costs $12 (6 quid or 8 Euros) and is probably the best book I’ve written to date. If you like the content on Road Junky you’ll probably like Bozo and the Storyteller and, you know, it keeps a roof over my head to write new content…

Learn what the book is about or just watch the video:

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Tom has been traveling non-stop since the age of 18 and co-founded Road Junky in 2004. Follow him @tomglaister

He’s the author of Hand to Mouth to India, an account of hitchhiking from England to India with no money and which will soon be rereleased by Road Junky Books.

Tales of a Road Junky featuring tales of breaking people out of jail in Delhi, selling fake Rolexes in Japan and other adventures in Israel and Brazil will be out later this year.

He also writes fiction for anyone who never really grew up and his latest novel is Bozo and the Storytellerdownload the audio book for free or even buy a copy…

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