"Whitney Turetzky: Feminine Grandeur" at the Elisabet Ney
In the way she transforms antique photographs of anonymous women, Turetzky elevates their subjects' status to something holy and sacred
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Marisa Charpentier, Nov. 1, 2018
Joel Hodgson on MST30K
Reflecting on 30 years on the Satellite of Love
Robert Faires, Oct. 31, 2018
The Best of John Rabon Is on Its Way
In a manner of speaking, baby, in a manner of speaking
Wayne Alan Brenner, Oct. 31, 2018
Barkitecture 2018 at Fair Market
Photos by David Brendan Hall
Photos, Oct. 29, 2018
Texas Book Festival 2018: Making History: The Civil Rights Movement in Texas
Uncovering the untold stories of integration at UT
Katarina Brown, Oct. 29, 2018
Texas Book Festival 2018: Real Romance: Alyssa Cole and Jasmine Guillory
The two on what makes their contemporary love stories sparkle
Rosalind Faires, Oct. 29, 2018
Texas Book Festival 2018: War Reporting: The Fighters on the Ground
C.J. Chivers on capturing the lives of American soldiers now
Elizabeth Banicki, Oct. 29, 2018
Texas Book Festival 2018: Alternate Realities: Sci-Fi in 2018
V.E. Schwab and John Scalzi ponder the point of writing sci-fi
Elizabeth Cobbe, Oct. 29, 2018
Texas Book Festival 2018: Cecile Richards
Former Planned Parenthood leader calls for action
Katarina Brown, Oct. 29, 2018
Texas Book Festival 2018: The Real Story of Lolita
Sarah Weinman on the true crime story behind Nabokov’s novel
Rosalind Faires, Oct. 28, 2018
Texas Book Festival 2018: Meet the Indie Next Authors
Faves R.O. Kwon, Tommy Orange, and Nicole Chung get personal
Rosalind Faires, Oct. 28, 2018
Conspirare Sings at Matthew Shepard Interment
Austin choral ensemble performed at National Cathedral service
Robert Faires, Oct. 26, 2018
A Drinker's Guide to Literary Austin
Local authors dish on their favorite bars for reading and writing
Emily Beyda, Oct. 26, 2018
Review: Berlin
At last complete, Jason Lutes' graphic novel is a masterpiece
Jesse Sublett, Oct. 26, 2018
November Road
Lou Berney's latest, set around JFK's assassination, is a tightly written crime tale worthy of Raymond Chandler or James M. Cain
Jesse Sublett, Oct. 25, 2018
Ben Fountain on Beautiful Country Burn Again
In his new book, the author lights up 2016 to make sense of that crazy, intense year
Robert Faires, Oct. 25, 2018
Austin Symphony's Happy Birthday, Lenny
In its concert celebrating Bernstein, the ASO shows the composer giving his all in even the briefest of works
Robert Faires, Oct. 25, 2018
Books for Days
The read goes on forever at the 2018 Texas Book Festival
Robert Faires, Oct. 25, 2018
“Candace Hicks: Many Mini Murder Scenes” at Women & Their Work
In her small-scale re-creations of murder scenes in mystery novels, the artist provides playful social commentary on the genre
Taylor Prewitt, Oct. 25, 2018
There There
The Big Oakland Powwow provides a window into modern Native American life in Tommy Orange's searing debut novel
Rosalind Faires, Oct. 25, 2018
“Shanie Tommasini: Slippery Clump” at the Umlauf
The Umlauf Prize-winning artist uses big, playful shapes and environmental manipulation to look at art, nature, and conservation
Melany Jean, Oct. 25, 2018
Little Fires Everywhere
Celeste Ng's second novel offers rich portrayals of motherhood in the suburbs
Rosalind Faires, Oct. 25, 2018
The Wedding Date
For a good time, read Jasmine Guillory's delightful debut romcom
Rosalind Faires, Oct. 25, 2018
Snapshot: Ghost Walk Austin
Suicide Brides and servant girl murders: Haunted tour guide Jim Miles explores the creepier side of Downtown Austin
David Brendan Hall, Oct. 25, 2018
How Waiting Tables Sparked Lillian Li's Imagination
The author of Number One Chinese Restaurant shares her inspiration
Emily Beyda, Oct. 25, 2018
Michelle Tea Brings Her Latest Book to UT
Iconic queer memoirist reflects on her past and future writing career
Beth Sullivan, Oct. 24, 2018
Review: Sophisticated Giant
The long-awaited bio of sax legend Dexter Gordon is here
Jay Trachtenberg, Oct. 23, 2018
Jason Lutes: Berlin
Texas Book Festival brings the author and his magnum opus to Austin
Wayne Alan Brenner, Oct. 22, 2018
San Marcos Fights to Preserve Historic First Baptist Church
First African-American church in San Marcos up for $150,000 grant
Hannah Wisterman, Oct. 19, 2018
Edward Carey's Portrait of Madame Tussaud in Little
The Austin author both writes about and illustrates the grand, strange life of the waxworks queen
