An Unforgettable War
by Ed Nawotka / Posted on | No CommentsFor nearly a decade publishers have been filling bookstores with tomes about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. First came those from the embedded [...]
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Austin’s Literary Fairy Godmother
by David Duhr / Posted on | No CommentsAround the time Fifty Shades of Grey became a worrisome phenomenon, a quieter novel, one without bondage porn or roots in Twilight fan fiction, [...]
Read full postA Soccer Team Mirrors Juarez’s Decline
by Christine Granados / Posted on | No CommentsIn This Love Is Not For Cowards: Salvation and Soccer in Ciudad Juarez, Robert Andrew Powell chronicles the downward spiral of a Mexican professional [...]
Read full postA Nuclear Family Comes Apart
by Steven G. Kellman / Posted on | No CommentsThe toxic radiation emitted by the Hardings of Houston comes from the fission of a nuclear family. The fission also accounts for the power [...]
Read full postA Dangling Metaphor
by Nico Vreeland / Posted on | No CommentsThe Kentucky Club, a storied, once-elegant bar whose historic guests include Frank Sinatra and Marilyn Monroe, sits on Avenida Juarez, four blocks from the [...]
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