The Wandering Alexandrian

"This is a book of wisdom, born from struggle and mileage on an ever-aging body." The Wandering Alexandrian is a work of long pilgrimage and hard-earned vision. Its the final testament of a man who has hiked the width of America a hundred times in soul and spirit, every corner his body would reach until its limit, each trail a lesson, each mile a parable, each highway a story of suffering further. The book's voice belongs to Articius and Joshua in an exchange of sanity and reality. >His journey becomes a mirror for our own; where the hills of the East, the deserts of the Southwest, and the forgotten roads echo with the same spiritual questions that haunted the prophets and poets of old. This is not a book of easy wisdom or tidy endings. It is the sound of boots against gravel, of prayers muttered to indifferent skies, of the long apprenticeship to mastery of a nomadic life. A silent endurance only a wanderers world can teach.

Pages: 286, Paperback, Independently published