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What the Austin Chronicle Staff Is Reading This Summer
A peek into the pages we’re most excited about
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Amanda Eyre Ward’s Latest Book Follows a Family’s Complicated Journey
Arrivals and Departures is a secret beach read that’ll keep you turning pages
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Motherhood, Mystery, and Pole Dancing Combine in Last Night Was Killer
Mary Pauline Lowry’s writes one for the lawn chair detectives
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Journalist Lauren Hough Writes Her Own On the Road
Monster of a Land searches for modern America
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Zell Miller III Shares His First Book as Austin’s Indigenous Offspring
Our city’s poet laureate brings performance art to the page
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Laekan Zea Kemp Is on the Tween Reading Beat
The Chismosas Only Book Club captures kids’ awkward years
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Every Brilliant Thing Is a Short Solo Play Worth the Time
Georgetown Palace puts the power of hope on stage
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Summer Reading’s Dino-mite With the Austin Public Library
Librarian Alanna Graves on what folks can expect from APL’s summer reading program theme, Unearth a Story
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Earth 7 Is Deb Olin Unferth’s Science-Fiction Ode to Resilient Life
Life among the rubble
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Family History Proves Fertile Artistic Ground
Frutos de la Muerte pairs an exploratory script with the most exquisite set
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Soul 2 Sole Festival Taps Out
This year’s international event marks Tapestry Dance’s 25th and final tap showcase
