Here are the New York Times articles which provided helpful information and inspiration for my bicycle journey. Articles are listed alphabetically by the author’s last name. To read an article, simply search for the article’s title using Google. Subscribe to the digital New York Times on Amazon’s Newsstand. I enjoy reading the New York Times on my lightweight, energy efficient Kindle Paperwhite.
Brooks, David, “The Great Affluence Fallacy”
Busch, Akiko, “Learn a River’s Name Before It’s Gone”
Egan, Timothy, “The Soul of a Corporation”
Gettleman, Jeffrey and Suhasini Raj, “Lionhearted Girl Bikes Dad Across India, Inspiring a Nation”
Harrison, Jim, “A Prairie Prologue in Nebraska”
Ilgunas, Ken, “This Is Our Country, Let’s Walk It”
Jones, Landon, “On the Trail of Nabokov in the American West”
Kramon, Katie, “For Road-Weary Cyclists, a Room, a Couch, Maybe Even a Meal”
McBrayer, Justin, “This Land Is Your Land. Or Is It?”
Monbiot, George, “Our Ecological Boredom”
Obituary, “Overlooked No More: Robert Johnson, Bluesman Whose Life was a Riddle”
Reynolds, Gretchen, “Exercise Alters Our Microbiome, Is That One Reason It’s So Good For Us?”
Reynolds, Gretchen, “How to Ride Downhill on a Bicycle”
Reynolds, Gretchen, “Pushing the Limits of Human Endurance”
Tabuchi, Hiroko, “Rolling Coal in Diesel Trucks to Rebel and Provoke”
Zimmer, Carl, “Fiber Is Good for You. Now Scientists May Know Why”