Explosive - Cargo: Dallas

About the Book

This is the fourth collection of essays from my ezine, explosive-cargo. The material here is unusual in that it dates from a single period in 1995,  and from a single event, a trip of mine to Dallas, Texas. I went on business, and didn't mean to more than visit an exhibit hall and write a story or two for a trade press journal.

But I found myself, instead, in search of a city.

And I think I found it.

But as for where and when . . . between  lightning and storm, lost on a bus,  suffering a wee bout of mental illness,  meditating on the end of the world and the death of a president . . . well, for that, you'll just have to read the book.

Onward and upward.

About the Author

Michael Jay Tucker, in addition to being the alleged author of this purported book, is the diseased intelligence behind explosive-cargo, a highly opinionated ezine which has been losing friends and annoying people since 1994. He is also a trade press journalist and has co-authored three books on a variety of technical topics. He lives in the Boston-area with his wife and son, and a West Highland White Terrier of extremely strong opinions.