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Joe Moran
'A masterpiece' Sunday Times, 'Terrific' Guardian, 'Sparkling' Telegraph, 'Beautiful' Mail on SundayUniversally acclaimed across newspapers, TV and radioUniversally acclaimed across broadsheets, tabloids, TV and radio
Every page contains something enthralling or bizarre or funny or perceptive ... Moran has the poet's ability to finds the remarkable in the commonplace ... a beautiful little book: an argument, if ever there was one, for staying home this summer, finding the nearest traffic jam and enjoying it.
A beauftifully-written, quiet masterpiece ... Moran's genius is to show us what was right in front of us all along'
Terrific ... he takes numerous diversions into subjects that really shouldn't be interesting, but which he makes fascinating.
In this book Joe Moran maps the fascinating history of British roads...
A stylish and witty analysis of Britain's maze-like road system. They are cultural artefacts as much as a means of transport; they are too a kind of parallel universe.
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