Caryn Green, citizen journalist is a media veteran and time-traveler based in 21st-century Chicago. After devoting decades to the business of publishing she crossed into editorial, reporting on topics ranging from travel, lifestyle, and the arts to history, religion and the environment for various defunct and still-extant periodicals and websites.
Overland:Remembering Southeast Asia is her first book
Part travelogue, part time capsule, part confession...during an era of revolution in a place where time stood poised and uneager to change...Green captures the importance of remembering the moments that shape us.
Like listening to an old friend tell you about her adventures. It made me wish (again) that I had been able to travel like this when I was young.
I loved this book. A voice from my generation, a kindred spirit...simply great writing.
Find a comfortable chair and sit down to read a book filled with humor, insight, and soul.
A great read from cover to cover! It’s more than a travelogue, it’s an engaging memoir; a well written chronicle that delivers “a glimpse of the past and a vision of the future.”
