Texas literature

A collection of hardcover books, seen lengthwise from the bottom so their pages, but not their spines are visible. They seem to form a strong wall.

Saving Lone Star Literary Life

A literary website that has connected bookish Texans since 2015 nearly closed this year. Then one of its readers saved it.

Texas Mother-Daughter Books Are More a Shot of Whiskey than a Sip of Tea

by Chris Cander

Seven Texas Indie Booksellers on Their Favorite Books of the Year (So Far)

by Rose Cahalan

Growing Up a Texas-Mexican Woman

by Laura M. Lopez

The Observer Review: Huizache #4

by Ramiro Hinojosa

The Observer Review: Barefoot Dogs, by Antonio Ruiz-Camacho

by Ashley Hope Perez

The Observer Review: Migratory Animals, by Mary Helen Specht

by Cecily Sailer

2014 NBCC Awards Recognize Texas Writers

Op-Ed: What I Like About the Texas Book Festival

by Monica Brown

Philipp Meyer talks about The Son at Book People

by Nick Swartsell