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Road to Somewhere

Name: Road to Somewhere
Brand: WW Norton & Co
SKU: 04385185
Price: 7856 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: James A Reeves
ISBN: 9780393340051

James A Reeves

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04385185

Publishers WW Norton & Co, August 2011

One day James A. Reeves realised that he no longer understood his country or what he should be doing... Full description

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One day James A. Reeves realised that he no longer understood his country or what he should be doing in it. There was a time when the road to manhood was clear - go to war, find a job with a big company, wear a tie and start a family - but then the wars got strange and companies changed. He decided to go for a drive to clear his head. What resulted is a scattershot journey spanning five years, forty thousand miles, twelve speeding tickets, and several moments of unexpected kindness through the neon corridors and dark corners of America. Reeves drove along the back roads taking pictures and looking for answers, kept company by the nervous chatter of talk radio and the ambient drone of twenty-four-hour diners, as he drifted towards a slow reckoning with his own compulsions and unexpected loss. This photo memoir of one man's travels through America is as sprawling and chaotic as the country itself.