Solo
A Wilderness Memoir by Dick Anderson
Solo
by Dick Anderson
Solo: Venturing Alone in the Northern Wilds, takes us to a place that nearly all of us are afraid to venture—a place where there are no lifelines or emergency exits. Finding himself face to face with challenging waters, grizzlies and extreme weather, Dick Anderson nonetheless discovers an unexpected inner peace and strength that allows him to persevere and survive. As much as it is a journey through the rugged wilds of the north, this is also a powerful journey to the soul.
Barton Rubenstein,
Mother Earth Project Co-Founder and avid canoeist!
Meet the author
Dick Anderson
Dick Anderson resides with his wife Janet in Takoma Park, Maryland and River Ridge, West Virginia. A father and grandfather, Dick has traveled throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Europe. His work has ranged from railroad Gandy dancer, U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee researcher, and inner–city high school teacher, to co-founder of Art for People, a graphics design firm assisting not-for-profit clients. He is currently Editorial and Creative Consultant for the National Magazine Award-winning Psychotherapy Networker, a position he has held for four decades. A songwriter, avid bird-watcher and photographer, Dick often frequents the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Virginia.