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UT nets the papers of Liz Smith and Jim Crace, BookWoman’s back in business, an O.Henry twofer, book-cart drill-team madness, and what’s this about a new Books blog?
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The Ransom Center’s Hidden Riches
The UT History department continues their “welcome back” festivities.
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David Mamet: Textual Perversity From Chicago
For his first residency at UT, Mamet discusses his work and career in a public conversation
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The Things He Carried: Tim O’Brien’s archives find a home
The Harry Ransom Center announces the acquisition of Vietnam scribe Tim
O’Brien’s archives
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The Master Builder
The impeccable craft and enduring genius of playwright Arthur Miller, as explained by Tony Kushner
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Harry Ransom Center: They f**king scored the f**king Mamet papers
UT’s Ransom Center – which has long held to the motto, ‘Always be closing’ – has acquired the archives of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, screenwriter, and director David Mamet