👛 (ANY 4/$20) Memoir 55,000 Mile Motorcycle Road Trip NEIL PEART (former RUSH)

Soft Cover, 460 Pages Whatever level you embark on the road trip with Neil, you will join him in his very personal travel experience in the physical geography and his heart's geography. Neil Peart's "Ghost Rider: Travels on the Healing Road" is a deeply personal memoir chronicling the Rush drummer's devastating journey through grief. After losing both his teenage daughter Selena in a car accident and his wife Jackie to cancer within ten months, Peart embarked on a 55,000-mile motorcycle odyssey across Canada, USA and Central America. The book captures his raw emotional state as he rides through landscapes that mirror his internal desolation, seeking meaning and healing. Peart writes with unflinching honesty about suicidal thoughts, rage, and the slow process of rebuilding his shattered identity. The motorcycle becomes both vehicle and metaphor for his movement through grief. What emerges is a profound meditation on loss, resilience, and the healing power of solitude and motion. Peart's lyrical prose transforms a deeply personal tragedy into universal truths about human suffering and recovery. The book stands as both travel narrative and one of the most honest accounts of grief ever written. Tags: Grief/Loss/Healing/Motorcycle Trip/Travel/RUSH/Drummer/Canadian Musician