Hell of a Way to Run a Railroad

af Joe Harris

p> About the Book Early in Joe Harris's railroad career, one of his supervisors told him, "You have to blow your own horn; nobody's going to blow it for you." Harris tried to live by these words. And in this memoir, he also describes blowing a horn of another sort-that of a railroad engineer. Hell of a Way to Run a Railroad recaps Harris's thirty-six-year stint working on the railroad-from his debut as an electrician's helper in 1969 with the Burlington Northern Railroad to becoming an engineer ... (Læs mere)