Mammoth Book of On The Road

A symbol of transition, adventure and self-discovery, the lure of the open road is freedom, and travel more exciting than arrival. This collection features journeys along trails carved through dense jungle, or six-lane superhighways, and summer vacation trips gone wildly wrong. --Remote Viewing - Mat CowardMigrant people - John Steinbeck Diversion - Elizabeth Counihan Just drive, she said - Richard Paul Russo The road to cedar rapids - Greg Beatty Kicks on route 66 - Martin Edvards24 hours from Tulsa - Sylvia Rose Summer Cannibals - Maxim Jakubowski Tina and Lucille - O.Z. EvangelineThe flying lady diner - Debra Gray De Noux & O'Neil De Noux The road calls me dear - Cory Doctorow On the road - Jack Kerouac Those vanished I recognize - Tom Piccirilli The volcano dances - J.G. BallardWeasal and the fish - Peter Turnbull Horizons - Colleen Anderson Journey's end - Carol Anne Davis Orphans - M. ChristianIce bridge - Edo van Belkom Salvation - Stephen Dedman The rum diaries - Hunter S. Thompson A wet one - Jack Ewing The two-ton turtle of Tattler's terrace - Michael Giorgio Mojave Nocturne - Thomas S. Roche The romance of the road - Daniel Kaysen Cooper's Greek - Mike Lewis The mountain - Michael Moorcock Not responsible! Park and lock it! - Roxane GayThe myth of fingerprints - John Kessel How I got away - Leslie WhatMiles to go before i weep - Brian Hodge Thy blood like milk - Ian Watson That'll be the day - Mark Timlin