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Amerzonia: A Savage Journey Through The Americas

por Mark Walters

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"I'm going to Brazil by bus and train, a boat or two." Tijuana, Batopilas, Tegucigalpa, Medellin, Iquitos: just some of the exotic, strange -- and at times downright dangerous -- destinations passed through on this overland odyssey through Americas central and south, a savage journey that takes Mark from Los Angeles to the Amazon -- through Mexico and Guatemala and Honduras, through Nicaragua and Costa Rica and Panama, through Colombia and Ecuador and Peru. These are places that few make it to. And for good reason, as Mark finds out: a failed revolution, a spewing volcano, a drawer of cocaine. On his ride into the dark south of the Americas -- his hedonistic search for, well... what? -- he has a surreal succession of encounters with an assortment of characters normally avoided -- Scientologists and shamans and narcos -- and risks his freedom, his sanity, his life. By the end, he at last finds a point to it all: he goes far to find home.… (más)
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Most of what passes for travel writing these days is tbh pish. This isn't.
Whilst the title is probably a nod to the great Hunter ST, and there is a good amount of debauchery I also got echos of Bruce Chatwin at times (his good stuff) Some nice descriptive prose, some humour - but not at the expense at the narrative - and the first time I've read of someone else travelling through some non-descript foreign town and wondering what a life lived there would be like and getting that across in the same way that I have felt it.
The final chapter on Mark taking Ayahuasca could have been really cringe worthy, but did seem to get across the experience - if he can remember it mind - although I would have liked a summary on how he felt in the days/weeks after it, rather than the abrupt end. ( )
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"I'm going to Brazil by bus and train, a boat or two." Tijuana, Batopilas, Tegucigalpa, Medellin, Iquitos: just some of the exotic, strange -- and at times downright dangerous -- destinations passed through on this overland odyssey through Americas central and south, a savage journey that takes Mark from Los Angeles to the Amazon -- through Mexico and Guatemala and Honduras, through Nicaragua and Costa Rica and Panama, through Colombia and Ecuador and Peru. These are places that few make it to. And for good reason, as Mark finds out: a failed revolution, a spewing volcano, a drawer of cocaine. On his ride into the dark south of the Americas -- his hedonistic search for, well... what? -- he has a surreal succession of encounters with an assortment of characters normally avoided -- Scientologists and shamans and narcos -- and risks his freedom, his sanity, his life. By the end, he at last finds a point to it all: he goes far to find home.

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