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Arts Review
‘Border Radio: The Big Jukebox in the Sky’ was as eclectic as the border radio culture it re-created, but one couldn’t avoid feeling overstuffed by evening’s end
Bill Crawford
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‘The Border Radio Show’: Blast From the Past
In The Border Radio Show, a stellar cast of Lone Star artists revive the days when radio towers south of the Rio Grande filled the airwaves with revival meetings, wild product pitches, and all kinds of music.
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‘To the Limit’: Austin Radio Spanish
Austin’s Hispanic broadcasting market makes huge
changes, too
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Postscripts
Not one day back from vacation and the growing list of noble souls who need to be congratulated is making Books Editor Clay Smith uneasy.
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Postscripts
Austin literary agent Jim Hornfischer hasn’t been sleeping. He’s taking the bar at the end of the month, he and his wife have three children, and he recently founded his own agency, Hornfischer Literary Management, Inc., after eight years with The Literary Group, an agency headquartered in New York known for handling celebrity books.
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Food-o-File
Why two new books that cover the basics of waiting tables are so necessary.
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Postscripts
Neal Barrett Jr. and Bill Crawford both win the Busiest Texas Writer of 2000 Award.
