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A collection of writings done in the late Sixties to early 1970's about the author's journeys in America. The trips described include taxi driving in New York City, hitchhiking cross country, encounters with both police and those outside the law, and observations on a troubled country and its people. Written in episodic form, the book is both a personal diary and a rough guide to America in those years.

A survivor himself, the narrator in this tale takes it upon himself to explain the way things are in the land on whose shore the shipwreck has been tossed. The motivation seems to be one of lending a helping hand, but other forces might be at play. "Monologue for a Shipwreck" mixes fact and fable with experimental and confrontational prose. Taken from a collection of notebooks kept by the author through the last forty years, it describes historical events, characters and processes that have shaped our world today.

An autobiography describing the two years after the death of my wife, with travels for exploration, learning about my past and healing.