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Gastro Obscura Reveals a World of Food-based Weirdness
The culinaristas of Atlas Obscura debut a brilliant new book
Nonfiction
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Review: You’ll Never Believe What Happened to Lacey
UT could learn a lot from these “crazy stories about racism”
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Book Review: I Came As a Shadow by John Thompson
Coach’s autobiography is a tale of U.S. sports and U.S. history
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Texas Book Festival 2020: Isabel Wilkerson on Caste
Festival talk highlights structural foundations of U.S. divisions
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Texas Book Festival 2020: Mychal Denzel Smith and Isaac J. Bailey in Conversation
The two authors discuss Black Americans and life post-America
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Texas Book Festival 2020: Mychal Denzel Smith
A conversation with the author of Stakes Is High
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Book Review: The Big Goodbye
The making of Chinatown gets its full due in Wasson’s chronicle
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Opening the Case on the American Sherlock
Kate Winkler Dawson reports on an early master of forensics
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Samuel Woolley and The Reality Game
UT professor’s new book attacks the disinformation wars
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Texas Book Festival 2019: Who Belongs?
Authors explore what it means to be an American outsider
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Book Review: How We Fight for Our Lives
Saeed Jones’ memoir resonates most when it digs the deepest
