Title: Keep on writing, Bill
Product review: Bryson continues to amaze, following his "In a Sunburned Country" smash with this work, which actually seems to explain why Terry Sanford may have lied about his South American sweetie (frankly, the Appalachian Trail sounds like it is more fun). The language is handled with great skill, and one can hardly see the tongue the author apparently has permanently but firmly planted in his cheek. This is one of the rare books I refuse to give up for the friends of the library fund-raiser.
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