Untamed, unkempt and just plain wild. In this issue of Tin House you’re along for the ride as we take a peek into unruly worlds from Nevada brothels to rest stops just outside of Portland, Oregon. We uncover dispatches from writers like Viña Delmar and John Muir, reaching out from their respective far-flung corners of the world. Lost and Founds like Ursula K. Le Guin on Harold Davis's "Honey in the Horn" and Emma Komlos-Hrobsky on Rosemarie Waldrop's "A Form of Taking it All" rough up our pages. Get ready for a wild ride.