pirsig, robert m

Highly unusual story of transcontinental motorcycle trip, a man attempting to solve the riddle of the universe and save the sanity of his son.

A father and his eleven-year-old son take a motorcycle trip across the country, and together, the two learn about life, love, and identity.

A father and his eleven-year-old son take a motorcycle trip across the country, and together, the two learn about life, love, and identity.

A father and his eleven-year-old son take a motorcycle trip across the country, and together, the two learn about life, love, and identity.

In 1968, Robert Pirsig and his eleven-year-old son, Chris, made the cross-country motorcycle trip that would become the inspiration for Pirsig's book Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.

Set as a story of a cross-country trip on a motorcycle by a father and son, the narrative becomes a personal quest to discover the fundamental questions of how to live.

During a motorcycle trip with his son, the author reveals his past life and muses on philosophical topics.