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Title: This book is a pure, spiritual slice of Americana
Review: Meaningful, and filled with metaphor, this book is a poignant look at a man standing outside of himself and coping with memory. Each person he writes about on his journey is made to stand out whether good, evil or indifferent. His love and respect for history is obvious--whether it be about the Pony Express (orphans preferred) or how Wolf Point, Montana got its name. He writes with a wry sense of humor, and with out any heavy hand. I've reread passages of this book for over a decade, and for me sums up what the true essence of being "on the road" is about. It is a journal as powerful as a Ken Burns documentary
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