Tag: Lone Star Literary Life
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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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Dallas’s Kay Cattarulla to receive May Dickson Exall Award
A preview of the annual Friends of the Dallas Public Library awards and gala
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Texas Talks with Jennifer duBois
Texas poet and author François Pointeau interviews Texas author Jennifer duBois
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Iberian Ties by Quintin Vargas
IBERIAN TIES BY QUINTIN VARGAS Genre: Crime Fiction / Mystery / Suspense International Thriller Publisher: Vanguard Publishers Date of Publication: May 13, 2019 Number of Pages: 405 ABOUT THE BOOK: Without a motive, how do you catch a killer? A gripping thriller in the vein of Harlan Coben, Paula Hawkins,…
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Texas authors’ book coming to the screen
The Most Dangerous Man in America, written by Texas authors Steven L. Davis and Bill Minutaglio, is heading to TV
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BOOKISH TEXAS FOR THE WEEK OF 07.14.2019
The only statewide calendar of Texas literary events, July 14-21, 2019.
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Lone Star Review: The Vagabonds by Jeff Guinn
Chris Manno reviews The Vagabonds: The Story of Henry Ford and Thomas Edison’s Ten-Year Road Trip by Fort Worth’s Jeff Guinn
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Lone Star Listens: Gabino Iglesias and Barrio Noir
An interview with Austin author, critic, and teacher Gabino Iglesias
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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