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Nathan Harris Pens an Intimate Civil War Tale in The Sweetness of Water
In his debut novel, the Michener Center alumnus brings “a new story to the table”
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The Plague Year: America in the Time of Covid by Lawrence Wright
In his account of the ongoing coronavirus crisis, the New Yorker writer reports the killers are off the leash
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Paris Without Her: A Memoir by Gregory Curtis
In his latest book, the Austin author walks through the City of Light to find a new life after his wife’s death
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The Hunting Wives by May Cobb
When the Austin author leads you into the Piney Woods for her new thriller, the trip is sultry and surprising
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Carrie Fountain’s Third Collection of Poetry Illuminates the Day-to-Day
The Austin author lives The Life
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Amy Gentry Is All the Rage in Her Third Novel, Bad Habits
The Austin author talks anger, solidarity, and grad school villainy
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The Swallowed Man by Edward Carey
The Austin author’s rich and strange take on Pinocchio has Geppetto tell the story from the belly of the giant fish
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Murder on Cold Street by Sherry Thomas
Sherry Thomas’ fifth outing in the Lady Sherlock series is as fascinating and feminist as ever
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Jan Reid: A Remembrance
Jesse Sublett pays tribute to his late friend as a true writer
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All Things Left Wild by James Wade
In his debut novel, the Austin author reveals a world of brotherly sin and redemption across the Old West
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Mayor’s Book Club Says: “Read Local”
The 2020 choice? Three dozen books, all by Austin authors