One man, at least: the Incredible Rebounding President, whose career will leave in the history books a trail inscribed in rubber.
It is both a first-person narration of Kate's relationship with Lucien and his father, Thomas, and a deconstruction of Veronica's book, posing a trail of clues that points to an alternative killer.
Ms. Solnit, who is herself an avid walker and elegant essayist, calls one such book "a sort of trail mix made up of bite-size epiphanies, moral lessons, blisters, social encounters and recounted practical details".
Anthony Doerr, author of All the Light We Cannot See "I subscribe to the theory that reading a book is similar to walking a trail, and I'm most comfortable walking when I can see where I'm going and where I've been.
Stuart Applebaum, a Random House spokesman and a longtime publishing industry executive, noting that there have been several critical books about Mrs. Clinton recently, said, "It may be unprecedented where you have a trail of books about both candidates in a statewide race".
A student was crouched over a book alongside the trail.
Interior pockets are deep enough for a trail map, a thin book or even a newspaper.
Ms. Sunée, 37, was back in the town where she was raised, on a whirlwind tour for her first book, a compelling, confessional memoir entitled "Trail of Crumbs: Hunger, Love and the Search for Home Grand Centralal).
You can mourn the death of publishing or you can start bushwhacking a new book trail.
SPOKEN WORD BARNES & NOBLE Mark Di Ionno, author, will discuss and sign his book, "Revolutionary War Trail for Families and History Buffs".
