The Walk Book by Sean Thor Conroe: book review
The Walk Book by Sean Thor Conroe If you've read Sean Thor Conroe's debut novel, Fuccboi , the existence of The Walk Book is not new information for you. Within Conroe's work of autofiction, The Walk Book is shaped and agonized over. It is among the numerous things that protagonist, Sean, can't get right. The book is set in 2017, and this book has finally made it into the world, via Little Engines, in 2026, almost a decade later. Clearly, some things took different turns than expected. The specter of that time can be felt in The Walk Book , and it is probably more interesting for it, having been collated so long after its original inception. Sean started the walk in 2014, and the book feels like both an account of the journey but also a conversation between a past and present self unfolding on the page. The book is largely constructed of diary entries and audio recordings from the walk itself. They're collated, dated entries of the things that happen on the road...
