At a book club a few weeks ago, a woman told me that reading TRAINMAN made her think about all the times she knew something was wrong and didn't say anything. She wasn't talking about unions. She was talking about her own life.

That's who I wrote the book for. Not just union members. Not just railroad workers. Anyone who has ever watched something go wrong and stayed seated.

If that's ever been you, I'd love to hear what made you decide to act when you finally did.