Made in El Paso
by David Duhr / Posted on | No CommentsThere’s an old Pace picante sauce commercial in which a man named Cookie hands a jar of “Mexican sauce” to a bunch of cowpokes [...]
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Jesse Jones and the Making of Houston
by Cecily Sailer / Posted on | No CommentsEconomist John Kenneth Galbraith said of Houston entrepreneur Jesse H. Jones, “If he hadn’t existed he would have had to be invented, and that [...]
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by By Susana Hayward / Posted on | No CommentsThe first time he pulled the trigger, he said he couldn’t even think. He was just following an order that came in code while [...]
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by Roberto Ontiveros / Posted on | No CommentsBefore the End, After the Beginning: Stories by Dagoberto Gilb AFICIONADOS OF STORIES IN WHICH tough guys take care of their families and manage [...]
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by David Duhr / Posted on | No CommentsLuminarium by Alex Shakar As Alex Shakar deadpans early in his new novel Luminarium, “Things have been going very, very badly” for Fred Brounian. [...]
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