"On the way" is a book by the famous American writer Henry Lawson, which collects the author's observations and impressions of a railroad trip through the western states of the United States. In his stories, Lawson describes the lives of various characters he meets along the way, and often expresses his thoughts on the social and cultural aspects of life in the American West. The book combines travel literature, the realities of the American East-West and the writer's philosophical vision. "On the way" captivates the reader with its vivid descriptions and the depth of thoughts it contains.