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The Trip: Speeding toward the cliff at the end of the world
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The Trip: Speeding toward the cliff at the end of the world

Armando Garcia-Davila
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This story is based on a cross-country motorcycle trip the author made in 1968 with his older brother and two friends. The principal characters of The Trip, Tino, Sal, Gary, and Patrick, are based on the four young men who took a cross-country motorcycle trip in the summer of 1968-Tim (Patrick), Gerry (Gary), Tony (Sal), and Armando (Tino). The novel is a mix of fact and fiction. For example, The Trip’s route is factual, but many of the events in the story are creations from the author’s twisted mind.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
McCaa Books
Date
16 March 2017
Pages
360
ISBN
9780692810729

This story is based on a cross-country motorcycle trip the author made in 1968 with his older brother and two friends. The principal characters of The Trip, Tino, Sal, Gary, and Patrick, are based on the four young men who took a cross-country motorcycle trip in the summer of 1968-Tim (Patrick), Gerry (Gary), Tony (Sal), and Armando (Tino). The novel is a mix of fact and fiction. For example, The Trip’s route is factual, but many of the events in the story are creations from the author’s twisted mind.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
McCaa Books
Date
16 March 2017
Pages
360
ISBN
9780692810729

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