A Magnificent Ride to Nowhere: My Conversation with the Open Road

Another #1 Amazon Bestseller by G.A. Thompson. "This is a story that builds toward a wonderfully gut-wrenching conclusion that transforms one man's confession into a work of classical literature." Ranked #1 in Motorcycle Travel on Amazon Kindle "A perfect mix of humor and quiet, reflective moments... a character-driven story that feels like a real es cape." In the tradition of John Steinbeck's Travels with Charley, this is an American road memoir that goes far deeper than the miles traveled. Written in the introspective spirit of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, this raw and deeply moving narrative explores the internal landscape of healing while navigating the open road. He thought he was going to die in Vietnam. So he bought a motorcycle and started saying goodbye to those he loved. > A Magnificent Ride to Nowhere started out as a motorcycle memoir. Somewhere along the way, the machinery faded, exposing an active, living letter written to a woman encountered in a waiting room, to whom he never said what he should have said. >More than a travelogue, this is a modern-day inquiry into values-a meditative ride for anyone seeking a path inward during the second half of life. The road was never to nowhere. It just took a very long time to find its destination and finally say... ...this ride was always for you. The Trilogy: A Magnificent Ride to Nowhere is the first book in a series of companion volumes that explore personal discovery. The reckoning continues in The Road Inward, and culminates in A Bench on the Moon - where the armor is finally removed, and he speaks directly to her. For readers of: John Steinbeck, Robert M. Pirsig, Neil Peart, and Ted Bishop.

Pagina's: 431, Paperback, Independently published