For The Past few Years,Steve Allen Goen Has Written A Series Of Books About Texas Railroads In The Post WWII Era.So Far,He’s Written About The T&P;RI;KCS;SSW;ATSF/CG&SF/P&SF and SP/T&NO and Theyr’e All Very Informed and well Written.However,I Had A Slight Letdown With His book About The SP/T&NO.Seems He Had Quite A Bit About The Operations On The Eastern End*(N.O.-Houston)and The Western End(*S.A.-ElPaso)Even A Little About The Austin Sub and The Corpus Christi-Brownsville Operations,But He Left Out The Whole Middle Division From Rosenberg To San Antonio.I Saw Him At A Train Show Last Year And I Asked Him About It and He Said That He Couldn’t Find Any Good Color Pitcures From That era.Anyway,Not Counting Shortlines Like QA&P;RSS;RS&P;PC&N;M&SA;There Are Only three Class One’s In Texas Left To Write About:SLSF;MKT and MP/IGN/NOB&M.Does Any One He’ll Write About Next??
Is there any compelling reason that you eschew normal capitalization, punctuation, sentence and/or paragraph structure?
It’s like trying to read something written by someone on crystal meth or such.
“MustSignOffNowAsRushIsComingOhGodOhGodOhGoddfdsdafasdsgadfb”
See what I mean? [:)]
Like Eva Longoria Said On “Desperate Housewives”:“Well,Now Aren’t we Just A Big Ball Of Fun??”.
I Would Consider That A “Captial” Offense. Sorry, John. Gotta agree with Brett on this. It is a bit peculiar. Do you write book titles for a living?
Tom