Driving Mad: Maniacs, Morons and the Advanced Motorist's Club - Tapa blanda

Driving Mad is an eye-opening fictional compilation of eccentricities, misdemeanours and more serious offences known to bring fellow road users close to despair, tears and even road rage. Illustrated with select road signs, some more bizarre than others, this entertaining compendium takes you, the reader, on a wild journey through a maze of roundabouts, junctions and parking lots via devious twists and turns foreign to the Highway Code. Along the way, you'll find articles on subjects ranging from scientific and medical study papers to chaos theory and accident scenarios. Enjoy the zany company of chequered flag enthusiasts, leather-fetish, sex-obsessed males, sadistic bus drivers, rip-off-artist cabbies, racy hitch-hikers... a whole assortment of colourful characters. Then relax with en route cinema, literary and other quizzes designed for your rest stops. You'll need this knowledge before venturing upon the theory test, your final obstacle course. A piece of cake, provided you don't rush too many of the multiple-choice questions... Driving Mad, rather than a guide to driving, is a humorous compendium designed to appeal to fans of satire and Top Gear.

In his youth, Graham Fulbright received a commendatory write-up in the Times Literary Supplement for his novel set against the backdrop of the 1846-1848 Mexican-American War. In fact, he has written seven novels in all and three plays. Graham has also translated a German mystery novella, invented a board game called Decade, directed and acted in a production of Edward Albee's The Zoo Story and recorded a set of comedy sketch tapes. Graham lives in Luxembourg.