The Killing of Train-Man Brown

"The Killing of Train-Man Brown" is a short story that recounts the author's encounter with Walker Brown, a respected black mail train worker known as "Train-Man," and explores the impact of the Postal Service halting the Mail Trains, which ultimately leads to his death. Told from the perspective of a young white narrator, the story highlights themes of respect, change, and loss. Written by Will Bevis, the narrative offers a tribute to Train-Man Brown and his dedication to his work.