Travel is a danger

Fasten your seatbelt in preparation for a collection of disturbed tales sponsored by Stephen King and Baf Vincent. These new exciting selections, perfect for reading at the airport or on the plane, include an original introduction by Stephen King and personal notes from him about each story, in addition to new stories written by Stephen King and Joe Hill. Stephen King hates flying. Now he and his colleague Baf Vincent want to share with you their fear of flying. Welcome to "Travel or Danger," a literary collection about all the things that can go terribly wrong when you are suspended in the air at 9,000 meters altitude, traveling at over 800 kilometers per hour, and imprisoned inside a metal tube (like – damn! – a coffin) with hundreds of strangers. There are many ways your friendly sky journey can turn into a nightmare, including some ways we bet you haven't thought of before... but you will think about them next time you walk through the tunnel leading to the plane and place your fate entirely in the hands of a stranger. In "Travel or Danger," 17 stories unlike any other written by Stephen King and others, you will face everything from a demon lurking on a Boeing 727 wing to transparent monsters living above the clouds. You will encounter time travel and ghost planes. And the most important thing is that you will experience those twelve seconds of maximum danger, when you realize that the worst things that can happen high in the sky actually do happen. You will face claustrophobia, cowardice, terror, and moments of bravery. If you are planning a flight with Delta, American, Southwest, or any other airline, it’s better to bring a book by John Grisham or Nora Roberts instead of this one. Even if you are safe on the ground, you might want to fasten your seatbelt tightly. Because the journey will be rough. This is what Stephen King advises. This book includes entirely new stories by Joe Hill and Stephen King, in addition to fourteen classic tales and one poem by Richard Matheson, Ray Bradbury, Roald Dahl, Dan Simmons, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and many others. As Stephen King describes it, "a perfect book to read on the plane, especially during a stormy landing (...) even if you are safe on the ground, you might want to tighten your seatbelt." Book a trip with us on this terrifying literary collection that will make you think twice about how to reach your final destination.