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Barbecue Aficionado

Michael Anderson of Dallas has a long-standing interest in Greek history, and he has traveled to Greece and Italy many times to explore and study ruins, statues, and depictions of Greek mythology. At his home outside Dallas, Michael Anderson expands his knowledge of history and mythology by reading epics such as The Odyssey and The Iliad, and he enjoys learning about other historical eras through books such as Iron Curtain: The Crushing of Eastern Europe, 1944- 1956; The Social Conquest of Earth; and Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power. Scott Turow’s new book, “Identical” is also a new favorite of his, based loosely on the mythical character Castor.