You Can Run: Gay, Glam, and Gritty Travels in South America
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From Machu Picchu to a cocaine purchase in a Bolivian jail—and beyond!How do you rough it in extreme South American travels and still dare to be different? You Can Run: Gay, Glam, and Gritty Travels in South America follows the intrepid and fantastic—and totally true—adventures of flamboyant gay men through the gritty rough and tough of South America. Author Jesse Archer and his American boyfriend Zane spent nearly two years traveling the continent in search of adventure. And find it they did. Discover incredible individuals like Patricia the pink lady, the Wolfman of Borneo, and Santusa the fanged Chola of a different color. Thrill to the astounding experiences of dodging crocodiles, doing a striptease for a Colombian bathroom bitch, admiring exultant transsexuals caught in a rainstorm, and navigating the most dangerous road in the world. This wild travel chronicle takes you through the real South America with wit, wisdom—and a hot pink wig!
Acknowledgments Summer 1999 Dippy and Pansy Go Trekking The Pink Lady Off Duty Freaks Like Us Tango Carnival An Argentine Never Forgets Where I Am Once Upon a Time in Rio Accepting Never-Never land Mr. Popular Greek to Me You Must Be This High to Ride This Ride The Long Good-Bye Vigilance Found in Translation Banana Fuck A Stick in the Mud Snaking Fate Survival of the Least Fit You Can Run Step One Milena the Exception A Gay Old Time Everything But the Ocean Ruts in Stone The Greatest Show on Earth Of Cons and Convents The Ugly American Coroico or Bust Goddess and the Garca Hooters Community The Ugly American Part 2: The Vengeance Crutches in Cartagena Play It Again Game Over
