Join Pump Up the Volume, the OCWW member book club for a discussion of OVERLAND, Caryn Green's adventure travel memoir.
Tune in and turn on to a digitally-remastered blast from the past that recalls the dangers and delights of backpacking solo around the globe in the Informationless Age. Set on the path thousands of truth seekers followed in the 60s and 70s in search of enlightenment, cheap thrills and free love, against a dazzling backdrop of geographic and cultural diversity, this rollicking yet reflective read is your escape to another time and place - where the ultimate measure of cool wasn't where you were from, but how far you'd come.
BIO: Caryn Green is an award-winning essayist, author and indie publisher whose legacy media career spanned decades. Her articles on topics ranging from travel, lifestyle, and the arts to history, religion and the environment have been published in numerous defunct and still-extant periodicals and websites. Overland: Remembering Southeast Asia, winner of the 2018 National Indie Excellence Award in New Adult Non-Fiction is her first book. Her next release, Better Angel is forthcoming from Manitou & Cedar Press.
Green serves as OCWW's Director of Communications.
