Road Trip

by Mark Rozema

Road Trip is a collection of autobiographical essays that honor the places, people and other living creatures that have given shape and meaning to one man's life. Framed by essays about the life and death of loved ones, the book explores the importance of family, friendship and what it means to care for another human being. Above all, Road Trip is about transformations that happen in ways we may not always understand or welcome—it's about travelling down unknown and unexpected roads with good humor, generosity and a spirit of adventure.

Genres: Nonfiction

144 pages, Paperback

First published September 15, 2015

Reviews

[Brian]

The first essay is worth the price of the book. A compelling blend of sacred geography and memoir, the author claims to have left his Christian faith behind but the book drips with Augustinian desire for God. Capacious narratives of a wistful sort for the world of nature into which walks a man in search of larger meaning.

[Becky]

Compelling essays. Great read!