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How to Get Ahead in Publishing
Unpublished writers struggling to get their work out to a broader audience know all too well the feeling of doors slammed shut in their face. But the Writers League of Texas wants to help jam a foot in that door.

11:54AM Thu. Jun. 10, 2010, Kimberley Jones Read More | Comment »

Feral Lansdale
Let's face facts: No sane person would pass up an chance to drink in the presence of Joe Lansdale. On June 16 the king of East Texas Gothic will be screaming over from Nacogdoches to show the best of his hard-boiled, two-fisted and not-for-the-faint-of-heart excursions into the cinematic realm.

12:28PM Tue. Jun. 8, 2010, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

The Daily Hustle: 6/3/10
The Hustle's got something a little different today. In the Books department this week, you can read my interview with Joshua Long, author of Weird City. As Josh's answers were so great – and politically relevant – TDH has the extended interview below the fold.

7:26AM Thu. Jun. 3, 2010, Wells Dunbar Read More | Comment »

'Damas, Dramas' and a Gold Statuette
Big congratulations go to the Chronicle's TV Eye columnist Belinda Acosta, who won the Mariposa Award for Best First Book (English-language) last night at the Latino Book Awards, held in New York at the ongoing BookExpo America.

2:18PM Wed. May 26, 2010, Kimberley Jones Read More | Comment »

16 Billion Reasons Not to Read Perry's Book
Gov. Rick Perry quite happily took $16 billion in Federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act money last year. Now he's written a book about how he doesn't really need those pesky Feds. How does a U-turn that violent not give him whiplash?

12:00PM Wed. May 26, 2010, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

Shine a 'Light'
Now that Lost has shuffled off into the bright white light, are you hungry for entertainment aggravatingly ambiguous but shot through with lyrical brilliance? Boy, have we got the book for you.

12:15PM Tue. May 25, 2010, Kimberley Jones Read More | Comment »

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'What’s My Name, Fool?'
Politics and sports don’t mix. This sentiment can be found in the columns of Peter King, or most biographies of the politically nebulous Michael Jordan. And, most recently, from the lips of Jordan’s former coach Phil Jackson, the current head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers.

1:55PM Wed. May 19, 2010, Timothy Braun Read More | Comment »

Here Is the House... Or Maybe It's That One
L.A. Times columnist Meghan Daum, who spent her childhood in Austin, brings her unique brand of confessional humor to BookPeople tonight in support of her new book Life Would Be Perfect If I Lived in That House.

2:25PM Wed. May 12, 2010, Kimberley Jones Read More | Comment »

2010 Dobie Paisano Fellows Announced
Austin represented well with the just announced winners of the 2010 Dobie Paisano Writing Fellowships: Once and very-near-future Austinite Philipp Meyer, a Michener alum, and John Pipkin, who has taught at Southwestern University and at UT, will split time at the 250-acre ranch/writers' retreat.

2:00PM Tue. May 11, 2010, Kimberley Jones Read More | Comment »

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