num_pages: 239
description: "I know in my heart that if I ever get to the end of the road, some kind soul will have left the light on for me." -Lewis GrizzardTom Bodett gained a nationwide audience with his syndicate radio variety show broadcast from Homer, Alaska, "the last decent parking place in North America." Tom has charmed millions of listeners with his warm, funny, nostalgic - and often touching - stories of the just plain folks who've found their way to the End of the Road.It's a small Alaska town where people leave their pretensions back where they come from, and urban planners push more salt than pencils. Where New Age missionaries make appearances in the bowling alley, and the police chief weeps over the plight of Bambi. And the mayor stays in office mostly because they don't want the bother of trainin' up a new one...Similarities between the characters in this narrative and individuals either living or dead doesn't seem at all surprising.-Tom Bodett, from the Introduction
language: English
title: The End of the Road
titlecomplete: The End of the Road
genres: Humor, Short Stories, Fiction, Comedy
ratings_count: 449
publisher: Bantam