I read Suttree a few years ago while on a long roadtrip around the American south and loved it. Thanks for that link - I can identify with his perspective. It i

I read Suttree a few years ago while on a long roadtrip around the American south and loved it. Thanks for that link - I can identify with his perspective. It is more about experiencing a world and a time than anything else. Just started his recent release, The Passenger. Years ago, I remember reading The Crossing to my young children, at least up until it starts to get a bit violent. I'd act out the bits where he'd wrangle the wolf, etc so they'd understand the action. They found it quite gripping and kept asking when we would continue.