As Red Dorakeen tries to avoid assassination, he travels on a highway that links all times
via mutable exits that appear every few years.
There are other Zelazny works that drew me
in much deeper (try Seven Princes of Amber). Still, Roadmarks has some
interesting techniques. For example, Zelazny said that the second of the two storylines,
which take place off the Road, was written as separate chapters and then shuffled into no
particular order.
It traverses Time—Time past, Time to come, Time that could have been and Time that
might yet be. It goes on forever, so far as I know, and no one knows all of its turnings.