The White Heart of Mojave (Annotated): A (Revisited) Adventure with the Outdoors of the Desert
Travel to Death Valley in the early 1920s and discover what has changed (and what hasn’t) in the last hundred years in this gorgeous travel narrative with a modern twist. Written in 1922 by Edna Brush Perkins, The White Heart of Mojave tells the story of two friends who decide to go on an adventure in the Mojave desert before southern California’s empty spaces turned into tourist hot spots. A hundred years later, Lisa McNamara updates the original story with what the characters went on to do, what the places later became, and how she has experienced Mojave herself. Any lover of the desert will get lost in this poetic adventure story.
Road Tripping in America: Short Stories from a Long Road Trip
We wrote an ebook about our first stint on the road in 2011-2012.
Join Paul and Lisa as they drive across America and discover the joys of life on the road. They dodge bears, avoid rattlesnakes, and mingle with locals as they switch from a life at-rest to a life in-motion.
Is the corporate time-for-money trade starting to sound like a raw deal? Road Tripping in America is about jumping off the corporate ladder in search of something more. It’s about reclaiming your time instead of trading it away. Retirement is wasted on the weary.
Road Tripping in America follows a 12-month, 38,000-mile break from 40-hour-per-work-week corporate reality. It’s not a how-to guide; those books have already been written. It’s a rallying cry to begin: a call to action to start your journey today.
Get reading. Then get moving.