Write of Passage
by Belinda Acosta / Posted on | No CommentsWhen I agreed to write two books using the quinceañera as the backdrop, the fact that I’d never had a quinceañera, had never been [...]
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Refuge From Responsibility
by Laura Burke / Posted on | No CommentsPaul Bruckwicki is standing on a hill between a grass-covered Army landfill and a creek called Harrison Bayou. Groundwater monitoring wells skirt the edge [...]
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Blood Sport
by Joe R. Lansdale / Posted on | No CommentsIt’s early yet, but mighty East Texas hunters should get out their guns and oil them up, buy shells, proper clothing and a game [...]
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Crimes In the Sand
by Ian Dille / Posted on | No CommentsMost of the 300 or so clustered gravesites in the Terlingua Ghost Town cemetery are mounds of white rock rising from auburn dirt. Crosses [...]
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by Tom Dodge / Posted on | No CommentsIt’s been 20 years since the Santa Fe Railroad abandoned my hometown, and I sometimes feel time-warped when I see the changes since its [...]
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