The Words of a Way Walker is the all true travels of Nicholas Bylotas who trekked across the south west with a back pack, worked in the northern california wilderness, and became a sailor in the United States Navy.

The book is divided into 3 parts: The white words, the black words, and the blue words. The significance of such titles is evident by the distinct difference in the style of writing as it was recorded to paper, and a thrill to experience in it’s fullness.

What is unique about this book is how human it is, and how the author transforms on his journey, on my journey.

Not only is it a compelling read and an amazing adventure, but it is also the experience of coming of age in American culture. In so being such a record of experience it resonates with each and every person who seeks identity in their own way. The triumphs and tibulations are resources which one can learn from and capitalize on when considered. Thus as you read the journal be sure to harvest its resources, enjoy its appeal to the senses, and capitalize on the knowledge gained.