Title: It's more about McMurtry than the road
Product review: This short and interesting non-fiction work by Larry McMurtry provides additonal insight into the author's mind and experiences. I recommend reading "Walter Benjamin at the Dairy Queen..." before reading "Roads". I think that provides a better context into what's going on with the author at this time of his life. He seems to be trying to tie up literary loose ends before he stops writing. I like his musings but really miss the fiction, which I'm afraid he won't write anymore.The other value in "Roads" are the references to some of the classic travel books of all times. Also, I highly recommend driving U.S. Highway 281, a great highway that runs through Archer City.
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