Tag: Texas Reads
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Texas Reads: Hefty volume devoted to Wyatt Earp stories
University of North Texas Press has published a remarkable book about legendary gunfighter/lawman Wyatt Earp. A Wyatt Earp Anthology: Long May His Story Be Told ($45 hardcover) is remarkable in its breadth (sixty-three stories) and its heft (900 pages). The volume was edited by Western scholars/historians Roy B. Young, Gary L. Roberts, and…
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Texas Reads: book chronicles 125-year history of Aggie Band
An appreciation of the 125th anniversary of the Aggie band
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Texas Reads: Texans helped get electricity to Liberia hospital
When Faith Lights the Way and Dichos: The Wit and Whimsy of Spanish Sayings
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Texas Reads: Firefighter hero deals with toughness, forgiveness
Things You Save in a Fire by Katherine Center and One Good Deed by David Baldacci
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Texas Reads: Sarah Bird keeps her fans reading, laughing
Texas Reads offers readers two non-fiction options
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Texas Reads: Texas author’s new epic novel set in Paris in WWII
San Antonio author Leila Meacham’s novels are quite lengthy, and by the time you finish reading them you wish they were even longer. Meacham’s first best-seller was Roses, which she wrote when she was seventy. It was about six hundred pages. Now eighty, her fifth epic novel, Dragonfly, has hit the book market at…
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Texas Reads: Brooks bio reflects a different era in national politics
Glenn Dromgoole’s “Texas Reads” looks at The Meanest Man in Congress: Jack Brooks and the Making of an American Century
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Texas Reads: Endangered Texans, socks, and ideals
Scott Pelley takes readers behind the scenes of news stories in Truth Worth Telling, plus Max … Attacks and Texans on the Brink.
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