The joys of train travel

CP, I believe it was also published as Harriet Marwood, Governess. It's probably out of print now, but eBay and ABE Books are wonderful things.

I've ridden plenty of trains, but never had a ride like hers. I obviously was taking the wrong train. This was a hoot, Gail.

I've got a software on how to typelike a pro. Do you think it's be useful to learn?

If you were looking for a ebook version of Harriet Marwood, Governess, you can find it at:

http://www.olympiapress.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=81&osCsid=11b1154f82 8119e5d93a4b176526d5ec&keywords=governess

No, I have no connection with this site, but I have used to find several wonder books published by Blue Moon that I read when younger. If you're looking for an old porn novel, this is a good starting place.

Goodgulf

Definitely useful! You don't necessarily need software though. The way I learned to type was by copying the Readers' Digest.

There is a graphic novel (comic book) called The Art of Spanking which takes place aboard a train. It may be out of print.

I've written a few stories set on trains.

In someways they are a perfect setting. Strangers who might never meet again, people from all walks of life coming together. Add in a sleeper car (for privacy) and you've got a good one time encounter.

Goodgulf