the Last Road: A Journey with Kerouac, Through America and Into Self

A road appears in the silence of a meditation room. Not a vision. Not a metaphor. A presence. From that moment, the narrator is drawn into a journey that crosses deserts, rivers, motels of unfinished stories, and cities made of mirrors - a journey guided at first by the quiet, enigmatic figure of Jack Kerouac, and then by something far deeper: the unfolding of his own consciousness. As the miles pass, the road reveals itself not as a path to follow, but as a space to enter. A space where names fall away, memories return in unexpected shapes, and every encounter - with echoes, reflections, strangers, and the self - becomes a threshold. When Kerouac steps aside, the journey changes. The world becomes real again. And the traveler must walk alone, discovering that the true road is not the one beneath his feet, but the one that opens within. The Last Road is a luminous, contemplative novel about presence, transformation, and return - a story for anyone who has ever felt the pull of a deeper life waiting beneath the surface of things. A road novel. A metaphysical journey. A mirror that reads you as you read it.

Pagina's: 100, Paperback, Independently published