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The Highway by Will Marks
Zac Goodman is lost in the Himalayas. No one knows if he is dead or
alive. The only clue is a manuscript found by Grant, his estranged travel
companion. Zac writes of motorcycling with Grant on the Tibetan
plateau in northern India where they met a rider strongly resembling
Zac’s dead brother, Sam, and only minutes later witness his violent
death. Zac suffers a blow to the head in the crash, but continues to co-
star in a Bollywood movie partially set on a location at a Tibetan
Buddhist monastery.
The author has put his experiences to good use while writing this book.
- Randeep Wadhera, The Tribune
A relentless journey through India.- Sahara Time
A lucid trip on the undulating road to nirvana and self-discovery across
the Indian subcontinent. - Mario Rodrigues, The Sunday Statesman
Will Marks has assimilated all the experiences of the Great Indian
Traveller in his periodic visits since 1998.- Bella Jaisinghani, The
Financial Express
Yoga, mysticism and Indian philosophy form important themes of the
book.- The Free Press Journal
Will Marks is on the road to success. - Deepa Suryanarayan, Bombay
Times
A writer who travels rather than an traveller who writes. - Mid-Day
Will Marks takes readers on an exhilarating motorcycle journey with his
debut book.- Gouri Shah, The Economic Times
alive. The only clue is a manuscript found by Grant, his estranged travel
companion. Zac writes of motorcycling with Grant on the Tibetan
plateau in northern India where they met a rider strongly resembling
Zac’s dead brother, Sam, and only minutes later witness his violent
death. Zac suffers a blow to the head in the crash, but continues to co-
star in a Bollywood movie partially set on a location at a Tibetan
Buddhist monastery.
The author has put his experiences to good use while writing this book.
- Randeep Wadhera, The Tribune
A relentless journey through India.- Sahara Time
A lucid trip on the undulating road to nirvana and self-discovery across
the Indian subcontinent. - Mario Rodrigues, The Sunday Statesman
Will Marks has assimilated all the experiences of the Great Indian
Traveller in his periodic visits since 1998.- Bella Jaisinghani, The
Financial Express
Yoga, mysticism and Indian philosophy form important themes of the
book.- The Free Press Journal
Will Marks is on the road to success. - Deepa Suryanarayan, Bombay
Times
A writer who travels rather than an traveller who writes. - Mid-Day
Will Marks takes readers on an exhilarating motorcycle journey with his
debut book.- Gouri Shah, The Economic Times
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