Orinoco. On Foot to the Source of the Great River

Wojciech Cejrowski, often referred to as Mr. WC, is a multifaceted individual known for his comedic talents and entrepreneurial endeavors. Residing in Arizona, he divides his time between writing bestselling novels and managing businesses across three continents. In Poland, he cultivates a farm, while in the U.S., he tends to a ranch and raises cattle. His lifestyle embodies freedom, as he shuns cellphones and embraces an unfiltered existence. Recognizable by his penchant for going barefoot and sporting Hawaiian shirts, Mr. WC is a personality hard to miss unless you're entirely disconnected from the world.

His books are a treasure trove of adventure, replete with narratives of cowboys, Native Americans, and jungle escapades. The tales are woven with elements of thrill, like emeralds, gold, and a shaman who seems somewhat unhinged. Readers can expect a hearty laugh from his engaging storytelling, characterized by a fresh and vibrant voice that leaves a lasting impression. Despite frequent remarks like "You don’t want to be there!" his stories are compelling companions for the imagination.

Take, for example, his depiction of Yere Yere, a rather peculiar shaman. Among the myriad shamans he has encountered, Yere Yere stands out for his eccentricity. It's not to say he was inept; quite the opposite—he possessed a multitude of skills. Regrettably, his repertoire was marred by frequent mishaps. Yere Yere was not merely an atypical shaman but a true shaman-lunatic, an intriguing distinction worth noting. Listen closely...