The best way to describe One Story For All Man would be to say that it packs a punch. This non-fiction narrative derives roughly twenty stories into twenty chapters from the author's experience hitchhiking 10,000 miles across the European continent as he sleeps in city streets and in country barns, encountering such things as a philosophical conversation under a bridge in Paris, all-the-while, pushing his body to the limits. These stories begin to blend and tell a separate and larger tale, of which, it is the reader's responsibility to apprehend. Paperback. 136 pages.