Walking in History: An Autobiography

Robert Wright's "Walking in History: An Autobiography" is an adventure story about forty years of American history of which he experienced. It is a fascinating memoir that is filled with an inside view of many of the events of time where he found himself crossing the path of time. It is the story of a man from Louisiana who began his world exploration as a Boy Scout that grew to walk the streets of Indonesia and Thailand as a US Marine. It is the story of young actor who worked on the scene with Hollywood's biggest stars like Kerry Washington and Michael Nouri. It is the story of a volunteer servant who crowned beauty queens and took them to the Miss America Pageant in Las Vegas. It is the story of an Uber driver who opened the doors for Dennis Rodman and Sandra Denton. It is the story of a man who took many risks and walked the road less traveled. Along the way he would encounter thousands of people and some very notable ones who shaped American history like UN Ambassador Andrew Young and Presidential Candidate Rev. Jesse Jackson. It is a treasury of detailed accounts of not only his life, but the many lives of which he has encountered on his journey through time. Here is an adventure story about a man who lived a full life, living and walking in history.