MARY ELIZABETH GOLDMAN




Mary & Mel

Mary Elizabeth Goldman


Mary Elizabeth
Mary Elizabeth Goldman was born in Dallas, Texas, and grew up in a home overlooking White Rock Lake.

After she married she worked as an executive secretary in a downtown Dallas office building for an independent oilman – a wildcatter and his son – at a time when Texas politics and Texas oil were one and the same in the city with “an outrageous reputation.”

She has been involved in the writer’s world most of her adult life.

Her love of horses and the fact that she is an accomplished rider have given her opportunities to travel and write for various equestrian publications. Whenever she can she seeks adventures on horseback that have a historical background.

Many of her photographs of these trips have been published along with her articles on the southwest and western culture.
 


Mary Elizabeth & Mel at The Ranch
A seventh generation Texan she now lives with her husband on their ranch in Bandera County, Texas where she continues to devote her time to real-life adventures and special writing projects.
 

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To Love And Die In Dallas
Unfolds through the pages of an ill-gotten diary that recalls the teenage years of four best friends. But time changed everything. It is now the twenty-first century, and those carefree teenagers are the power players in Dallas. The death of one, brings the three survivors together again. When they vow to find out what really happened their investigation descends deep into Dallas’s underbelly and into crevices where they each harbor dark, deadly secrets. More                                    
Forever Texas
co-edited with Mike Blakely Features the writings and musings of remarkable Texans everywhere – Texans by birth, by circumstance – including George W. Bush, H. Ross Perot, Dale Evans Rogers, Walter Cronkite, and many others who shared their comments on the Texas mystique and what Texas means to them. In addition, the book features historical writings collected from notable Texans of the past: the likes of Sam Houston, David Crockett, Stephen F. Austin, and Lyndon Baines Johnson. More                    
A Trail Rider's Guide to Texas
A combination of history and reference -a subtle blending of fact, fiction, legend, and lore. Covering everything from trail etiquette to camp cooking and emergency first aid to selecting the right horse for the trail, this book is intended to inform and enlighten the horse person to the "ins and outs" of riding and camping in the wilderness. More


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