Carsick: John Waters Hitchhikes Across America
by John Waters
In 'Carsick,' John Waters hitchhikes from Baltimore to San Francisco, chronicling his encounters with fellow travelers and the American landscape. Blending humor and insight, the book reveals the eccentricities of the journey and the kindness of strangers along the way.
About This Book
John Waters, the renowned director known for his unconventional films, decides to hitchhike across the United States. Starting in Baltimore and aiming for San Francisco, he experiences the unpredictability of relying on strangers for rides.
The journey blends real-life encounters with the diverse characters of America, showcasing Waters' sharp humor and keen eye for the absurd. From truck stops to remote highways, he navigates the challenges and surprises of road travel.
This account offers a unique perspective on American culture through the lens of a celebrated artist, highlighting the freedom and risks of hitchhiking in modern times.
Through his narrative, Waters reflects on the connections formed on the road, turning a simple trip into a profound exploration of humanity and place.
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