Matthew VanDyke had only just returned to his home in Baltimore, Maryland, after one of his many motorcycle trips through the Middle East, and was in the process of editing a book about those journeys when he received an e-mail from a friend in the region. The “Arab Spring” had finally arrived in Libya, and [...]
Australian Morgan Parker was an investment banker in Hong Kong when the Great Recession hit the region hard, as it did much of the world. This event forced most everyone – except the wealthy – to reconsider their lives and the basic values they held about what living is all about. Parker found himself dissatisfied [...]
More than any road in America, Route 66 conjures images of freedom, history and nostalgia. “The Mother Road” stretched from Chicago to Los Angeles, and was the conduit for trans-American travel and westward migration starting in the late 1920s. Sadly, the historic highway was removed from the national highway system in 1985 when it was [...]
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