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The Ecstatic Wanderer

April Isaacs
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Personal essays about settling into a new life after six years without an address. Rebellious ideas about owning my beauty as middle-aged woman. Occasional travelogue as a solo rover across the Great American West.

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    Personal essays and letters from a former nomad building a new life in New Mexico and exploring the American West by van with a little dog named Richard.

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