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Steven Saylor’s The Throne of Caesar
Caesar’s murder gets a fresh coat of paint in this mystery of ancient Rome
Steven Saylor
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July Is Crime Month: ‘Texas Servant Girl Murders’
PBS’s ‘History Detectives’ tackle Austin’s biggest mystery: the unsolved string of killings in 1885
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What’s Old Is New Again
Historical novelist Steven Saylor journeys back to ancient Rome
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Steven Saylor’s Ancient Habit
Steven Saylor’s series of mysteries set in ancient Rome is one of the best mystery series being published today.
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Steven Saylor’s Ancient Habit
Steven Saylor’s series of mysteries set in ancient Rome is one of the best mystery series being published today.
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Postscripts
What made Dave Oliphant want to write a long series of thematically linked poems about various places in Texas, especially when quite a few of those places at first glance seem, um, immune to the poetic touch (ever been to Wink)?
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Best Return Of 19th-century Texas
TIE: Bud Shrake; Stephen Harrigan; Steven Saylor
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Postscripts
How to apply for UT Press’ publishing fellowship; upcoming literary events in Austin.