Early in this blog I wrote about how Bozeman and a lot of western towns were either a refuge or a jumping off point for those looking to escape the restrictions of civilization and social mores and morals. A few weeks ago I listened to a interview on NPR about a new book on life of explorer and artist Everett Reuss who disappeared into the Utah desert in 1934. The NPR interview struck me because its story line closely followed that of Into The Wild, by Jon Krakauer
So I picked up a copy today and saw that Krakauer had done a introduction to the book. I'm several pages in all ready and would recommend it to fans of either exploration, western lore and tragic deaths of writers before their time.
Bozeman , Montana , the multverse . Don't hold the anger , or pain in . do something about it
No comments:
Post a Comment