Innocents on the Run
A lot of people have asked me about my life during those three years when I was on run from the police. This is the full accounting, a long ordeal that I am currently typing from thousands of pages of notes. Expect chapters to pop up daily.
For those interested in one of the many novels generated out of my experiences, here is the full text of the 1992 verion of "Hip Cities and Lost Souls"
Hip Cities and Lost Souls
1- Criminal behavior
2- Go West, Young Man. But How?
3- Counting the cars on the NJ Turnpike
4- Philadelphia by dawn
5- A pearl-handled pistol
6- Waiting for the bus
7 -- Route 66 -- sort of
8 - The Wartons
9 - A compromise capital
10 -- Oh, that smell
11- A change of direction
12 -- On the wrong bus?
13- The hostess from Pittburgh
14 - Slipping passed Canton
15 - That girl from The South
16- A tough choice
17 - A stern man's last stop
18- Counting the Hawks
19- Caroline of Texas
20 - The world's biggest totem pole
21- A friendly warning
22- A previous appointment
23- Long Road to Amarillo
24 - One more road to Denver
25- Sad, painted lands of the Indians
26 - Flagstaff or bust?
27- Turning South
28- Phoenix, the first time
29 - Five Hundred Miles
30 -- The Last Hurdle
31- LA: a warmer New York?
32- This time, Denver or bust
33- The Streets of Denver
34- Louise, at last
35- Somewhere, they can't find me
36- Catch us if you can
37- One last scare
Return West
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