Fred Frailey back in the November issue

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Highway to the Frailey Zone.

Fred is still the Top Gun of railroad writers.

Maybe someday he'll be replaced, but not today.

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I'll look forward to it.  Too many of their special issues and even some monthly issues have regurgitated old articles.

 

The reprints of older articles are part of the lead-up to the thousandth issue.  The EMD at 100 special issue has some older articles that are useful in showing EMD's presence at that particular time.

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I'll look forward to it.  Too many of their special issues and even some monthly issues have regurgitated old articles.

[samfp1943]

diningcar

It's great to find Mr. Frailey writing once again. His contributions convey an understanding of railroading and the people whose day-to-day experiences Frailey portrays with clarity. 

Frailey's first fiction novel, Seldom Willing, as portrayed by Bill Stephens, should be an interesting tail given Freds firsthand experiences and knowledge. 

 

I always enjoyed Fred's 'take' on any topic he wrote about. 

My guess is, many readers around here have missed his contributions.

Looking forward to his new book.   Seldom Willing .

Bill Stephens, recomendation, as well, should make it a  must read....

   

[diningcar]

It's great to find Mr. Frailey writing once again. His contributions convey an understanding of railroading and the people whose day-to-day experiences Frailey portrays with clarity. 

Frailey's first fiction novel, Seldom Willing, as portrayed by Bill Stephens, should be an interesting tail given Freds firsthand experiences and knowledge.