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St. Marks Is Dead Is Alive & Well In Austin, Texas
Ada Calhoun brings the NYC history and the hipness back to Bevo-town.
Books
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Lit-urday: Joe, the Slave Who Became an Alamo Legend
The story of one man’s witness to history and life in bondage
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Texas Book Festival 2015:
Texas Book Festival 2015:
The Train to Crystal City
Jan Jarboe Russell’s saga of World War II internment in Texas reviewed
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Texas Book Festival 2015: The Book of Aron
Jim Shepard’s child’s-eye view of the Warsaw Ghetto reviewed
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Texas Book Festival 2015: The Clasp
The sly debut novel by essayist Sloane Crosley reviewed
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Austin’s Double Dose of Hot Sweet Ink
Raw Paw and Pastelegram paper the town with wonders
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Dr. Mutter’s Marvels: Softer Than Before
Cristin O’Keefe Aptowicz brings the new paperback home
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Tomine & Beaton & Drawn & Quarterly: Yes, This
These two collections will rock your heart, brain, and funny bone
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Lit-urday: The Day the Crayons Came Home
Childrens’ author Drew Daywalt colors up BookPeople Sunday
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Open House at the Austin Book Arts Center
The city’s epicenter of old-school book tech invites you to visit!