Editor: Gary GrothProduction and Restoration: Preston WhiteCopy Editor: Kristy ValentiEditorial Assistance: Lucy Kiester and Caroline SibilaAssociate Publisher: Eric ReynoldsPublisher: Gary Groth The Lonesome Go is copyright © 2014 Tim Lane. All rights reserved. Permission to quote or reproduce material for reviews must be obtained from the author or the publisher: Fantagraphics Books, Inc. 7563 Lake City Way NE, Seattle, WA 98115. ������������������ϐ��������������������ǡ����������������������������������������The Lonesome Go, by calling 1-800-657-1100 or visiting our website at fantagraphics.com. ISBN 978-1-60699-754-3 Printed in Hong Kong
TIM LANE
6 In Another Life, Part 1
11 Spike
25 Everybody Hates a Romantic
26 In My Dream
29 Harley-Davidson WLA Liberator foldout
31 A Rough Guide to Techniques for Freight Train Hopping foldout
34 Belligerent Piano, Episode 1
57 Author’s Note Regarding…
60 The Motorcycle Chapter, Part 1
64 In Another Life, Part 2
72 Notes of a Second Class Citizen, Part 1
75 The Passenger
85 The Motorcycle Chapter, Part 2
86 Notes of a Second Class Citizen, Part 2
92 Broken Bottle
96 Notes of a Second Class Citizen, Part 3
100 In Another Life, Part 3
104 The Clown’s Disgrace
105 The Motorcycle Chapter, Part 3
107 Hitchhiker
119 Dusty & Me
131 In Another Life, Part 4
133 Then I…
134 Belligerent Piano, Episode 2
149 Belly Gunner
157 Aliens Among Us! foldout
159 Echoes of the Cold War foldout
161 Belligerent Piano, Episode 3
179 In Another Life, Part 5
190 Belligerent Piano, Episode 4
211 Notes of a Second Class Citizen, Part 4
213 Episodic Dreams
215 Meat
238 The Motorcycle Chapter, Part 4
240 Belligerent Piano, Episode 5
254 Notes of a Second Class Citizen, Part 5
258 Welcome to Hopeville, USA
264 Belligerent Piano, Episode 6
282 The Ghost of Eduardo
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Even in a country you know by heartit’s hard to go the same way twice.The life of the going changes.The chances change and make a new way.Any tree or stone or birdcan be a bud of a new direction. Thenatural correction is to make intentof accident. To get back before darkis the art of going.
— Wendell Berry, “Traveling at Home”
Hey, somebody out there,listen to my last prayer,hi-ho-silver-o,deliver me from nowhere.
— Bruce Springsteen, “State Trooper”
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Lord, this weird journey!The absurd miles I’ve traveledin my rearview mirror.
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