Constant Rider Omnibus

Constant Rider's Kate Lopresti describes her zine as, "e;Comedy, adventure, melodrama, the occasional horror,"e; saying, "e;I never have writer's block when writing about the bus."e; Here, collected in book form, areConstant Riderissues 1-7, Kate's personal history as a patron of public transport. Kate stuffs everything she's got into these storiesanecdotes and accounts, from humor to hard times. Says Kate, "e;When I tell people about an adventure I had on the bus, they usually tell me a story of their own. People who don't ride the bus have nothing to say."e; Now in its second edition with 64 additional pages, Kate gives us observations, advice, reviews, reading lists, drunken passengers, celebrity sightings, overheard dialogue, and a whole lot of thefunny. As writes Donny Smith in the review zineXerography Debt, "e;This must be the most hilarious mass-transit zine there is!"e;