The Roads That Built America: McNichol gets to the origin of our nation’s culture - the road. The Roads That Built America dives into the creation of the largest engineering project in the world - the U.S. Interstate System. The Roads That Built America sold for up to $300 a copy on Amazon until Barnes & Noble released the book in paperback in 2006. Fasten your seatbelts for a wonderful ride with Dan.

The Big Dig: The first, as well as the definitive book on the most complex civil project – perhaps the most controversial - in U.S. history. The Big Dig out sold Seabiscuit when it was first released, reaching the #1 slot on The Boston Globe’s Best Sellers List. The Big Dig (the book) is to be re-leased by Barnes & Noble this year...now that The Big Dig is finally finished. Put on your hard hat - it's just like being there!

A Legacy of Leadership: The University of Pennsylvania released McNichol’s work in this 2008 book. The 1950s were a dynamic time with colorful and powerful leaders. President Eisenhower and 161 governors forever changed the nation for the better. Their infrastructural work prepared the United States for the next half century. According to University of Pennsylvania Press, Dan Mcnichol is a “top journalist creating a new framework for understanding...compelling new scholarship...on how interstate cooperation became essential.” A Legacy of Leadership is available now.

American Asphalt: Winner of the Independent Book Publisher’s Award for non-fiction. America’s veins and arteries run black with asphalt as 94% of the nation’s four million miles of roads are covered in asphalt. Asphalt is as organic as salt and as crucial to our economy as the petroleum it comes from. Learn fascinating facts about something we all take for granted: the roads we drive on every day. You will never look at them the same way again.

Where the Road Begins: An ode to On The Road. The American Literary giant Jack Kerouac created the fabled work, On The Road, fifty years ago. Created and published by his hometown’s cultural society of Lowell, Massachusetts, this anthology is a tribute to him and his masterpiece. Everybody loves a road trip.

The Big Dig at Night: Another Best Seller, The Big Dig at Night was a winner of the Boston Herald’s Editor’s Choice. The most dangerous work on the Big Dig was done at night - demolishing, hauling and erecting the project’s largest structures. This is an eerie look at the ghost-shift on America’smost modern marvel.

The Big Dig Trivia Quiz Book: There is more concrete in the Big Dig than is in the Hoover Dam. Mind benders and random facts about the largest urban project in the modern world. Dig into the fun!