Strap down for a roller coaster of a journey as Simon Mayle recounts his trip--with accomplice Lenny--from New York to Rio's Carnivalin a 1973 Cadillac her se--15,000 miles of war zones, beautiful girls, corrupt cops, narco-gangsters, Marxist guerrillas, cheap cocaine, and bad food. It's the anti-travelogue of the year! National adss.
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Strap down for a roller coaster of a journey as Simon Mayle recounts his trip--with accomplice Lenny--from New York to Rio's Carnivalin a 1973 Cadillac her se--15,000 miles of war zones, beautiful girls, corrupt cops, narco-gangsters, Marxist guerrillas, cheap cocaine, and bad food. It's the anti-travelogue of the year! National adss.
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Fine. Dust Jacket Included. Book Journey from Manhattan to Rio de Janeiro by hearse Steven Brower DJ. fine, fine dj, orange-stamped purple bds 200 pgs.
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From somebody that has done most of the harrowing trip I was very excited to read it. It truly sounded like an adventure that we would have. I would have to say that it was seriously lacking detail. It truly lacked any relevance to the landscape that they were around, thus it has absolutely nothing to do with being a travel read. I enjoyed the parts about the girls and partying they did, but there were no specifics, with the exception of the mention of being in San Juan Del Sur in Nica. I was hoping to reminisce my trip or plan future ones but I truly wonder which parts the author has really been to? In Columbia he did a good job of portraying the heat that he suffered as a result of buying some drugs from a cop, that part did seem real, that would have to be the only portion of the book that seemed unmanafactured. It could have been an incredible read...maybe I'll have to pen it out.
