A Scotsman who heads to California to become a used-car salesman. The original American dream.
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Books
Reading is like traveling in itself. You open the pages and someone you’ve never met takes you far away. Actually, that makes it more like hitchhiking but anyway here are some reviews of Road Junky’s favourite travelogues.
Down and Out in Paris and London By George Orwell
The tale of working 100 hour weeks in the kitchens of Paris and surviving as tramp on the streets of…
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Papillon by Henri Charriere
By Henri de Charriere The epic true story of a man who escaped from the penal colonies in South America…
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Embracing the Infidel – by Behzad Yaghmaian
Understanding the other side of the fence.
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Marco Polo’s Travels
The Old Man of the Mountains, Kublai Khan’s concubines and the birth of sex tourism?
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Voyageur by Robert Twigger
A poet on the road – self-indulgent rambling or a journey to the soul of humankind?
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Bozo and the Storyteller – How to Save the World
Late at night, over a spliff and candlelight, travelers everywhere find themselves in deep conversations about how to save the…
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First Footsteps in East Africa by Richard Burton
By Richard Burton A 19th century travel legend, Burton endeavours to become the first white man to enter the forbidden…
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Urban Iran – Art, Photography and Graffiti
A brave publishing venture.
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