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Ebook About Craig Childs is lost. In a labyrinth of canyons in the American Southwest where virtually nothing else is alive-barely any vegetation, few signs of wildlife, scant traces of any human precursors in this landscape-Childs and his friend Dirk undertake a fortnight's journey.Book The Way Out: A True Story of Ruin and Survival Review :
This is the second Craig Childs book I have read. I expected this to be an adventure story but it turned out to be a present day adventure with a lot of anecdotes about Craig's adventure compatriot and his motivation to be in the backcountry. Altogether a satisfying tale but I would have preferred a bit less diversion from the present problems. Still, an amazing story of a crazy adventurer. I really liked Craig Childs' House of Rain, partly because it offered interesting observations and reflections on the Anasazi (Ancestral Puebloans), a culture I have studied a great deal, and partly because of the author's skill at descriptive writing. That book left me wanting to know about the writer, an unusual person who spends weeks at a time walking across the southwest, even in the middle of winter. Hence, I was drawn to read The Way Out, which, in part, is a reflection on Childs' relationship with his father.In The Way Out, Childs' memories of his father, and the stories of Dirk Vaughn's former life as a cop, which were woven in and out of the tale of their hiking expedition, were interesting. Both of the companions had tortured pasts that, in a way, were mirrored in the torturous piece of nature they had to navigate. But I did not see much of a parallel between the "The Way Out" of their physical trek and "the way out" of their past experiences related to a "disturbed, raging, alcoholic father" and the very difficult, violent, and painful, life of a police officer. (Perhaps the book's title was not supposed to apply to their life stories, which were such a prominent part of the reader's experience???) Dirk's "way out" of his past was to retire from police work (after a horrific car accident that caused a death prompted him to quit) and become involved in the rugged outdoors, which does not really relate well to the book's title. As for Childs' past related to his father, I now have pictures of the father from Childs' eyes, and pictures of some of Childs' experiences with him, but I have no idea how those experiences affected Childs' or how (or if) he found a "way out" of his father-son relationship. Or a "way through?" Or a learning to live with whatever residue remains within him from his relationship with his father?Just reading stories related to his dad was not enough for me. Where did Craig Childs go with those experiences? What did he do with them? How did they shape him? How do they drive him? How do they relate to his need to take on treks in nature (such as the one the book describes) that few people would have the desire or ability to undertake? How is he like his father? How is he different? Other than being torturous, how did his father-son experiences relate to the physical journey the book describes?Childs is a very gifted writer, and, for the most part I enjoyed his book. But by the end I was tired of each little observation or experience being molded by the powers of the intellect into a creative metaphor. Some descriptions were too contrived for me, and I felt like I was wading through molasses to get to the end. I would have liked less creativity! Read Online The Way Out: A True Story of Ruin and Survival Download The Way Out: A True Story of Ruin and Survival The Way Out: A True Story of Ruin and Survival PDF The Way Out: A True Story of Ruin and Survival Mobi Free Reading The Way Out: A True Story of Ruin and Survival Download Free Pdf The Way Out: A True Story of Ruin and Survival PDF Online The Way Out: A True Story of Ruin and Survival Mobi Online The Way Out: A True Story of Ruin and Survival Reading Online The Way Out: A True Story of Ruin and Survival Read Online Craig Childs Download Craig Childs Craig Childs PDF Craig Childs Mobi Free Reading Craig Childs Download Free Pdf Craig Childs PDF Online Craig Childs Mobi Online Craig Childs Reading Online Craig ChildsRead The Forever Sea By Joshua Phillip Johnson
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