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It’s an only-in-America tale about kids in the Tennessee hamlet of Whitwell and their "paper clip project” – a teaching tool meant to help them comprehend the dimensions of the Holocaust – but it grew into something much, much more.

Austin promoters booking new San Antonio venue

White Denim v.2 bows a new debut, Magna Carda raps its full-length debut, and the Austin Music Census holds on to its virtue

Hernandez advocates for de-prioritization of arrests for first-time minor possession of marijuana offenders

And what, if anything, do you intend to do about it?

The White Horse expands its empire – into nonprofits and a record label

Strong alpha frontwoman Mish Way

Aging kung fu comedy-drama hits sweet and funny

The ATX artist and his illusory process wreak a beautiful painted havoc

Top 10 media stories

Crowdfunding a black punk narrative, shuttering the Houston Press, and soundtracking Enchanted Rock

'The Austin Chronicle' pays tribute to the often-unsung shutterbugs who have added so much to our pages with the exhibit 'Black and White and Read All Over: 'Austin Chronicle' Photographers Celebrate 25 Years'

Adorable new look at the oldest martial art story

Paper Chairs' production gets inside the heads of three sisters over a decade that races by in a breakneck 90 minutes

The colors of justice in Williamson County

Elizabeth Doss' adaptation of García Lorca's unfinished play is less a drama than a dream, unbound by logic, reason, or convention

Caitlin McCollom's paintings seek to marry the limitations of the body with the reality of death and decay

The Late Lucinda Williams

AFS Doc Nights screens 'Anne Braden: Southern Patriot'

Cleveland reporters find that blacks there are far more likely to be imprisoned for drug crimes -- but if you're white, well then, it's allll right.

Elizabeth Doss' new play shows the literary lion Melville to be just like one of us

"Like any expert in a marginalized genre that's gone mainstream, Neate can be tedious," writes John Freeman. "But he also has a knack for sussing out the cutting edge of the hip-hop scene."

When he's not covering canvas with acrylic-based images of Japanese toys and Italian scooters and good old American action-figures, Tim Doyle dabbles in the art of the comic book, distilling his day-by-day existence into three black-and-white segments each in monthly issues of Amazing Adult Fantasy.

Bush attempts to have his state papers declared federal property.

Kurt Wallender, a senior detective with the Ystad Police Department, is the focus of a series of international bestsellers by Swedish author Henning Mankell. Police procedurals, these kinds of novels are called, but these books are about police procedure the way Philip K. Dick's science fiction was about star wars: not really.

Mother Knows: 24 Tales of Motherhood

"No doubt about it," writes Jesse Sublett of Javier Marías' When I Was Mortal, "this is fairly odd stuff, and the patterns of quirks pile up like clues in a baroque murder mystery."

Rich Oppel and Mike Levy Spar on Paper:

A Texan's in the White House, we're in a quagmire war – and 'The Rag' returns to Austin