Title: A must have for the real enthusiast
Product review: This book tells it like it is in his own words. Since the famous outlaw wrote it himself it's obviously covering up the truth for some parts, but how much closer can we really get to the truth, and it's a fascinating study from his side. Historians will talk about the details from others' point of view, but how often do we get to find out what he was doing when others were looking for him, and how he felt about each act, and what really made him who he was. You can almost detect his Texas accent as if he were speaking directly to you. Just don't try to read it while the TV's on. It's way too important, and you'll find yourself entirely wrapped in this book until finished. It doesn't take long to read, but it's action packed and the timeline and events mentioned are real.
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