They say that most doomed romantic relationships end too late, that all the messy stuff happens in those clingy months of denial after you know it’s over but before you let go and face the uncertainty of whatever comes next. The same can sometimes be said of travel. In Lovelorn and Rudderless, the author arrives in Australia after nine months of solo travel through Asia to find that all the air has gone from his adventure balloons. What follows is a tale of a love-at-first-sight doomed romance, an adventure over-run, the rudderless trajectory of a lovelorn idiot with no plan, no strategy except to keep travelling and not go home.The first in a series of travelogues entitled 'Meanderings'. The second in the series, called 'Uncharted Territory' will be out soon.
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David Green was born in Southport in 1977. With no clear strategy for life, he spent four years studying Chemistry and Molecular Physics at Nottingham University, which paved the way for him to become a Physics teacher. In the meantime a chance encounter with one particular book made him pick up a guitar and start writing songs. Not long after that, the same book drove a pen into his hand, and he started writing books, often inspired by long trips out alone in the world, sometimes by long trips inwards. Music of Maninjau was published in 2007 by Bluechrome Publishing. They promptly disappeared, whereabouts unknown. Other projects can be explored on the website: www.davegreen.org
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