Hitchhiking


Into the Wild
Carsick: John Waters Hitchhikes Across America
Round Ireland with a Fridge
On the Road
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, #1)
Along for the Ride (Ride or Die Romances)
Even Cowgirls Get the Blues
Across State Lines (Ride or Die Romances)
Don't Stop
Driving My Obsession (Ride or Die Romances)
Hitched (Ride or Die Romances)
Under the Skin
The Dharma Bums
Riding with Strangers: A Hitchhiker's Journey
The Birthday Suit Coloring Book
Nomads Colony in Paradise Island by ZaiN BabaA Narrowboat at Large by Jo MayIllegal by John  DennehyWhatever Comes My Way by Roger GaessBelgium on a Bounce by Roger Gaess
Best Adventure Travel Memoir
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Jack Kerouac
You know that I have hitch-hiked around and have been alone in weird cities and places, and waked up in the morning not knowing who I was (particularly one time in Des Moines.) Neal, what I want is a big home with about twenty people in it, whole families at the same time, something going on all the time, someone leaving, someone coming, someone building a shelf, someone mending a fence, someone sewing, someone cooking, someone reading, someone eating, so on, and on, on, on . . . I want all the ...more
Jack Kerouac, Jack Kerouac Selected Letters 1940-1956

Darwun St. James
Are you gay, Cherie? Me, No… I’m not anything… I-I mean I prefer not to indulge, I stammered. “Really... how do you mean?” Well love has been an elusive story, like a fairytale adults tell children but I have never known any of it to be true. In reality it reminds me of religion. I am not sure God is real either, if God is real why do so many innocents suffer? Innocents suffer because it is their destiny to suffer. What? What does that mean?” I’m annoyed. God has nothing to do with it. We are b ...more
Darwun St James, Angel Sins

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