Off the Beaten Trail

There are several ways to read, enjoy and lean from Texas-Off the Beaten Trail, as hundreds of thousands of Texans have done in newspaper and three separate volumes of this now-complete and extraordinarily extensive work that required seven years and a hundred thousand miles' travel in preparation.  You can explore leisurely for intriguing pickup reading, a story or so at a time, for each is a brief but complete adventure into the little known of our state's history and lore. This, the Amarillo Glode News saw, calling this author "the best Texas storyteller with the most interesting material."  Conversely, you can read and reflect on the whole, as a student seeking understanding of this vast land and it's people. Conversely, you can read and reflect on the whole, as a student seeking understanding of this vast land and it's people. Corpus Christi Caller Times saw OBT as "a continuing delight, throwing light on our yesterdays and illuminating our todays." The Houston Post considered it