Rick’s Diction
by James W. Pennebaker / Posted on | No CommentsRick Perry is an elusive figure. Texas’ longtime governor rarely gives press conferences or talks to the media. On television, we frequently see him [...]
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Darkness in the East
by Joe R. Lansdale / Posted on | No CommentsNoir is a French word meaning dark. It’s used to identify a certain type of grim fiction or film. Don’t let the French name [...]
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A Boy and His Brain
by Michael May / Posted on | No CommentsWhen I met Lance Letscher in his tidy studio in North Austin, I felt a flicker of recognition though it was the first time [...]
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Crossing the Snake
by David Montejano / Posted on | No CommentsMy two major works—Anglos and Mexicans in the Making of Texas, 1936-1986 and its sequel, Quixote’s Soldiers: A Local History of the Chicano Movement, [...]
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Doggone Justice
by Joe R. Lansdale / Posted on | No CommentsThings have changed. The world has evolved. A punch in the mouth ain’t what it used to be. Once you were more apt to [...]
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