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Texas Book Festival 2019: On Second Look: Writing About Home From New Perspectives
Oscar Cásares and De’Shawn Charles Winslow keep it all in the family
Literary Fiction
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Texas Book Festival 2019: Finding Their Power
Two authors mine the past for tales of queer sisterhood
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Texas Book Festival 2019: All by Myself: Loneliness in Fiction
Kristen Arnett & Kevin Huizenga weigh in on frustration and isolation
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Texas Book Festival 2019: They’re Playing My Song
Andrea Lawlor and Karen Tongson on music’s doorway to self-discovery
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Book Review: Mostly Dead Things
A taxidermist’s family grieves and grows in Kristen Arnett’s debut
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Why Sarah Elaine Smith Writes the Way She Does
The author of Marilou Is Everywhere tells the full story
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The Dutch House by Ann Patchett
In her eighth novel, Ann Patchett shows that what makes a family cannot be measured by the grandness of a house
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The Secrets We Kept by Lara Prescott
Who runs the world? Secretaries, spies, and survivors in Lara Prescott’s debut novel
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Ghost Wall
Sarah Moss’ remarkable novella shows how one man’s fascination with Iron Age Britain can manifest in the present in a terrifying way
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Outside Looking In by T.C. Boyle
With this novel about Timothy Leary and LSD in the early Sixties, T.C. Boyle has written a mighty book – and a gift
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An American Marriage by Tayari Jones
This bittersweet novel charts a wrongful conviction’s effect on a young couple
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Kazuo Ishiguro Slays a Dragon
Acclaimed author returns with a fine novel of fantasy and foreboding
