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"'On Any Wednesday' is a collection of five motorcycle adventures. Each story catches Max Burns - sometimes alone, sometimes with friends - chasing the trails and sparsely-travelled backroads of northeastern Ontario and northwestern Quebec, typically pursued by a fast-approaching winter. In the satirical and witty manner that has won him both fans and literary awards, Burns uses the motorcycle not just as a vehicle to get from point A to point somewhere, but also as a vehicle to explore life and a few of its absurdities. The reader accompanies him, experienceing all the smells, tastes, sights, joy, and sometimes pain, of the author's world. 'On Any Wednesday' makes for a fun - and occasionally provactive - read, one that will appeal to both armchair and adventurers and active participants alike." --Back cover
- Author
- Max Burns
- Publisher
- Word Dust Press
- Published
- 2002
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780973026306
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