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Now it's on to the rest of that intersection. What's up, Whole Foods?

Texas native Diana Pickler leads the heptathlon after the first day of competition at the Texas Relays

With "Fathoms From Anywhere: A Samuel Beckett Centenary Exhibition," online in perpetuity, Web-wanderers can plumb the depths of the Ransom Center's Beckett collection, which is among the world's finest

In Texas, livestock are better vaccinated than children.

Ira Cohen was a bongo player, drummer type person who picked up gigs whenever he could, which wasn't often.

Inside the effort that led to dismissal of all 57 arrests

A little slice of heaven is coming to Speedway

Festival talk highlights structural foundations of U.S. divisions

Out-of-town expansion of the popular food truck says goodbye

We mean, if there’s any way to end it that’s other than wrong

SF author Jessica Reisman releases new novel at Malvern Books

The next generation weighs in on what’s hip in the ATX

Two red meat conservative items bolted on to agenda

Concert behemoth signs new deal with F1 track

Essential collection of not-so-disposable DIY markers

Big ballin' at the budget forum

The House ends the 80th session like it has been for weeks: divided, fighting over the rule book, and pointing fingers at Speaker Craddick.

Larry McMurtry's New Books Continue His Journey

Give 'Til It Helps, Part 2

Q&A with Mark Pryor on his Paris-set Hugo Marston mysteries

The Cool Capers of Donald Westlake

Although some critics have assumed, from Jacques Barzun's criticisms of modern culture, that he is a conservative ideologue, in reality he has always followed his own, pragmatic vision of things.

Barry Hannah at 60, in Oxford, and on why -- despite the energy drinks -- he's not feeling up to saving American fiction right this very minute

Keith Graves, the author of seriously ridiculous stories like Frank Was a Monster Who Wanted to Dance, is garnering Hollywood’s attention, but did he ever want it?

Notable Folks in Their Own Write