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>Hi, >Apologies for contacting you like this but I wanted to >let you know that ‘Under Asian Skies’, my new >adventure motorcycle travel book, is due to be >released soon. >CW Motorcycles in Dorchester will be hosting the >launch on the 3rd November 2007. > >Ted Simon says Under Asian Skies is 'A unique and >wonderful adventure.' > >If there is any way you could let your members know >the news, we would be very grateful. >Thank you for your time. >All the best, >Sam > >Background: >A year of dramatic adventure evolved into an eight >year, 200,000 mile journey around the world. Sam’s >first motorcycle adventure travel book ‘Into Africa’ >received high acclaim from reviewers and has sold all >over the world. >Novice biker Sam Manicom left his job and sold his >house to ride his bike the length of Africa. But once >the travel bug bit, he couldn’t stop. Under Asian >Skies is the sequel to his first book Into Africa, and >is similarly packed with adventure. Sam narrowly >escapes a serious wipe-out in the vast Australian >Outback, falls critically ill in Thailand and is >rescued by a prostitute, gets arrested in Madras, >dodges the manic traffic of India’s Grand Trunk Road >and rides sheet ice on the road home through Turkey. >To make ends meet, he works as a fruit picker in >Australia. He meets hippies, aborigines and escapees >from the law, gets involved with smugglers and falls >in love. >What shines through is his sheer joy of being on the >road, and the pure adrenaline buzz that each day can >bring. Every day holds an adventure and once again, >those adventures demand that Sam’s Guardian Angel is >on hand to work overtime. Just one man, a motorcycle >and a dream being lived – every day. >Why does Sam get arrested this time? How many of the >dreaded lurgies can you catch? What happens when a >solo adventurer decides to take a pillion on board? >How is a trip like this funded? What’s ‘Full Moon >Fever’? Is Asia really mystical? How does a biker deal >with the poverty? Is smuggling really a good idea? >What kit worked the best? Who else is out on the road? >What was that about romance? And what was that about >two wheels being the best possible way to see the >world? >"Stop worrying about the potholes in the road and >celebrate the journey." - Fitzhugh Mullan > >Release Date: November 2007. £12.99 >34 Colour photographs, and line drawings throughout. >To be available from www.sam-manicom.com

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