I’m such a big fan of Jedidiah Jenkins. His heart of gold, his wild and pure sense of adventure, his openness and honesty, his authentic desire for connection and exploration, his beautifully poetic style of writing… he is one of a kind and I’m glad he finally wrote this book. His Oregon to Patagonia adventure was incredible, the way he tells stories is engaging, and I didn’t want to put this one down. I loved the way he fictionalized and characterized his companion on the journey— it played as a perfect balance to his personal reflections and experiences. I wanted a bit more depth to his reflections and realizations and felt like he left a lot unsaid that would have been powerful to read, though. Parts felt unresolved in the end too, but overall, this one is worth a read!