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No Such Thing As A Free Ride? N.A. Edition

I have two new pieces in the 2nd hitchhiker's anthology, with all-new stories, by the editors Tom and Simon Sykes:
"No Such Thing as a Free Ride? North American Edition"

Published by Goose Lane Editions, 2008. For more info including a great promo book description, or to order a copy, go to: Amazon.com

Check out my 3 published pieces in the hitchhiker's anthology:
"No Such Thing as a Free Ride?"

...In which I share pages with (for some strange reason) the likes of Eric Burdon of the Animals; Janis Joplin's guitarist; a Nobel Prize winner; a member of British Parliament; British explorer Ranulph Fiennes; the creator of D & D; and other random folks who happen to have hitchhiked once or more in their life. Published by Cassell Illustrated, 2005 (distributed in the United Kingdom; or available in the U.S. and elsewhere online). For more info or to order a copy, go to: Amazon.com

	Gabriel Morris was born in Vancouver, Canada, raised in rural Northern California, and has also lived in Alaska, Hawaii and Oregon. He is an admitted travel addict, as well as outdoors enthusiast, cultural explorer and spiritual seeker, with a BA in Religious Studies. He has adventure traveled sporadically since the age of eighteen, both within the U.S. and abroad, and will undoubtedly continue to do so. He is the author of three books: "Kundalini and the Art of Being", a spiritual adventure story (Station Hill Press, to be published 2008); as well as the unpublished works "Following My Thumb" (a collection of assorted travel stories) and "I Leapt Into the Night" (a collection of fiction short stories). He is also featured with 3 stories in the hitchhiking anthology "No Such Thing as a Free Ride?" (Cassell Illustrated, 2005); and 2 stories in the new book of all-new hitchhiking adventures, by the same editors, "No Such Thing as a Free Ride? North American Edition" (Goose Lane Editions, 2008). For his current whereabouts, check out his travel blog at: gabejedmo.blogspot.com; or send an email to: gabejedmo@hotmail.com.
	Traveling Highlights
	Started hitchhiking home from school at the age of 8 Hitchhiked the length of the United Kingdom, from Land's End, England to John'O'Groats, Scotland and across northern Ireland Hiked from the Aegean Sea to the peak of Mt. Olympus, Greece Survived (barely) sleeping out on the streets of Paris, France Hitchhiked Highway 50, the "Loneliest Highway in America", across Nevada, Utah and Colorado Hitchhiked naked with a friend (briefly) in the Rocky Mountains, Colorado Went skinny-dipping in the Arctic Ocean (even more briefly) at Prudhoe Bay, Alaska Lived in the Hawaiian rainforest of Kauai's Kalalau Valley for three months (between 5 separate visits) Swam in the Ganges River at the base of the Himalaya near Rishikesh, India Was an extra in the Bollywood action/drama/comedy movie "Shikari" while traveling through Mumbai, India Rode camels through the Thar Desert of western Rajasthan, India Survived a rooftop bus ride, also in the Thar desert Trekked to Annapurna Base Camp, Nepal Swam, snorkelled and bodysurfed off the islands of Ko Mak, Ko Kood and Ko Phayam, Thailand

Countries visited so far (15 down, a hell of a lot more to go):

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View some of my writing published on-line:

"Drenched to the Bone; Backpacking Northern California's Lost Coast"

"Transportation Recycling; The Societal Role of Hitchhiking"

"Don't Push the Road; The Thrills, Challenges and Solutions of a Modern Nomad"

"Quest for Sleep; A Budget Traveler Pushes the Limits of Where to Rest your Head"

SaneSociety.org (self-publishing Website for writers and other artists)

Check out my Blog!

The photo on this page of myself (and a young Indian bicycle-hitchhiker) was taken by fellow traveler Rana Ghahri-Saremi; near Hampi, India, February 2006.

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"No Such Thing as a Free Ride? North American Edition"

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