death, instead of being poisoned by eating the seeds of the wild potato. The Christopher Johnson McCandless Memorial Foundation, headed by McCandless's parents Billie and Walt, with the editorial and writing input of family and friends, released the book and DVD Back to the Wild: The Photographs & Writings of Christopher McCandless (2010). The material includes hundreds of McCandless's previously unseen pictures and journal entries. Jon Krakauer has written a piece in the book's introduction, while Hal Holbrook—who appeared in the Penn film—narrates the DVD. Bus exhibit The bus that McCandless died in became a tourist attraction after the book became popular. The bus was removed on June 18, 2020 because tourists were endangering themselves in the Alaskan wilderness. Members of the Alaska National Guard airlifted the bus to an undisclosed location, and then on September 24, 2020, the University of Alaska Museum of the North in Fairbanks announced the permanent display of the bus. References External links Back To The Wild, following up from the original book Finding Into the Wild's Magic Bus, book inspired trip to the magic bus and a complete guide to finding it Hiking The Stampede Trail, a guide to hiking to Bus 142 on the Stampede Trail. The Wild Truth by Carine McCandless, , detailing what it was like growing-up in the McCandless household. The Call of the Wild, a 2007 documentary about McCandless made by Ron Lamothe. Vagabond, a 1985 French film that deals with a similar theme 1996 non-fiction books American biographies Books about Alaska Non-fiction books adapted into films Villard (imprint) books