Lawrence Wright Embraces Pandemic Panic in ‘The End of October’
The latest novel from the Texas author proves a thriller for our times.
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Houston-based freelancer Dan Oko covers environmental politics, outdoor recreation, and assorted topics for a wide range of outlets. Come quitting time, he usually reaches for a hop-heavy, Texas-brewed IPA.
The latest novel from the Texas author proves a thriller for our times.
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The Beer-to-Go law went into effect September 1 after a long, protracted legislative battle.