Both The End of All Our Exploring and Where Did My Face Go are excellent stories by authors who I've read quite widely. 

The first, by Gary Couzens, places an ordinary girl in a situation which is shown to be extraordinary. It's a smoothly told tale with all the hallmarks of the slipstream stories that the writer excels at. Ralph Roberts Moore's tale is unsettling fare which moves at a fast pace. It's a great example of how this writer writes in a succinct and direct manner - nothing is held back. Despite the disparity of styles, the stories complement each other.

After each story is an interview with the writer. These are a fascinating insight into how they work.

I feel that Trevor Denyer has created something quite different with Roads Less Travelled - Volume 1 and I look forward to reading more of this series.