The Freeway: Two Young Artists In Love, On The Road In Search of Home

The Freeway: Two Young Artists In Love, On The Road In Search of Home

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Two young painters in love sell everything they own, buy a vintage motorhome and hit the road to seek their fortune. This is the story of their adventures. In a voice as unaffected as the paintings she and her husband create, Dori DeCamillis tells the story of their three year long journey. Often funny, sometimes heartbreaking-with echoes of Huckleberry Finn, Jack Kerouac and Lucy and Desi in "The Long Long Trailer"-The Freeway takes a reader not simply across America, but to a place somewhere in the center of the heart.

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Author:	Dori DeCamillis
Paperback:	278 pages
Publisher:	BookSurge Publishing
Publication Date:	January 10, 2002
Language:	English
ISBN:	159109268X
Package Length:	8.0 inches
Package Width:	5.25 inches
Package Height:	0.63 inches
Package Weight:	0.85 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 3 reviews

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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Adventures in art and living. Mar 29, 2011
By Zonk
If you want to write an interesting autobiography, a good place to start would be buying a vintage motorhome which is guaranteed to break down at frequent intervals, and travel the country selling your artwork. It reminded me of a real life version of Robbins' Skinny Legs and AllSkinny Legs and All
Dori has a gift for writing, painting, and creating a loving, interesting life out of a difficult start

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Possibilities Feb 01, 2011
By Julia Schmitt
Most autobiographies are hu-hum, but this one sparkles with pathos, honesty and humor.
Reading this helps me to envision living ouside of unconventional bounds. Very worthwhile and unique.

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Great read! May 20, 2008
By Isabel Lewis
I'm glad to see this book is still in print. It deserved far more publicity from its publisher -- it's funny, moving, interesting. If there had been reality TV back when Dori and Joe were traveling, their journey would have made one great show, and they'd be stars right now. I highly recommend this book. It deserved to be a big seller.

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