HISTORY OF TEXAS WINE
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The Texas Bookshelf is for single, specific books' reviews and author interviews . The Texas Parlor ranges more broadly than my other websites. The Young Texas Reader focuses on the youngest through teenagers. Texas Blog Notes surveys blogs of historical and literary interest. I've started a Will's Texana Youtube collecting channel where 1,000 videos are collected in 100 playlists . Find Will in Houston or at willstexana {at} yahoodotcom
A casual bibliography on Texas life, history, and literature - the kind of comments librarians and archivists share in the stacks.
The Bookshelf, Young Texas Reader, Blog Notes, & Texana Youtube Channel
CLICK HERE TO RETURN TO THE PARLOR's FULL LISTING.
The Texas Bookshelf is for single, specific books' reviews and author interviews . The Texas Parlor ranges more broadly than my other websites. The Young Texas Reader focuses on the youngest through teenagers. Texas Blog Notes surveys blogs of historical and literary interest. I've started a Will's Texana Youtube collecting channel where 1,000 videos are collected in 100 playlists . Find Will in Houston or at willstexana {at} yahoodotcom
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Will's Texana Websites
- TEXAS PARLOR - click here to go back to the full listings in the TEXAS PARLOR
- Will's Texana Youtube Channel -- a site where over 1,000 videos about Texas are collected and arranged in 100 playlists
- Texas Blog Notes : where over 100 blogs are identified as Texana history, literataure, or otherwise civil discourse
- Young Texas Reader Blog - where you'll find frequent postings on books, activities, news, websites, etc. relative to acquainting our children and young adults to become self-aware as Texans
- Texas Bookshelf - where y'all can find Texana book reviews for adult readers
- Texas Parlor in SPANISH - translated via Google's mechanical translator
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Texas Historical and Literary Blogs Bibliography
We've collected a list of blogs that have some notable weight of Texana by content - mostly in historical or literary terms. As issued in August 2008 the list is about 100 titles. The annotated, illustrated list was issued as a mono-thematic August issue of the Monthly. Suggest a blog is you like. Request an email copy of the list if you like. It's now posted separately as http://texasblognotes.blogspot.com and occasionally I add new entries.
Texas Parlor Blog Archive
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- North Texas Book Festival Awards
- Early Texas Art and Jerry Bywaters and CASETA
- Southwestern Library of Centennial Classics
- Denise Bradley to Texas State History Museum Fdtn
- SLJ and Girl from Charnelle
- Melody's List of Gardening Books
- Texas Authors for Young Adults
- Serious Texana
- Sarah Interviews Author Rachel Hawthorne
- Saving New Historical Buildings
- Dallas Grand Hotel Statler Hilton
- Texas Almanac Moves to TSHA
- Business History at Texas Instruments
- Historical Markers on the Border
- Bill Moyers on Texas Observer
- Bill Crider's Roots in Mexia
- Tulia
- Kids, Quilts, History
- Texas Civil Rights Historical Symposium
- Joe R. Lansdale Interview
- The Rising of the Stark
- History of Texas Wine
- This Week in Texas Music History - Radio Show
- Austin: Past and Present
- National Archives Southwest Region - Fort Worth
- Travelling Map Exhibition from TCU
- HISD History Fair Guide
- Texas Book Festival Director Heidi Smith
- Houston Book Fair - Museum of Printing History
- Houston Book, Postcard, & Paper Fair in Stafford
- North Texas Book & Paper Fair in Fort Worth
- Fort Worth Book, Postcard & Paper Fair
- What is Texana? Back across time. Barry Popik
- Texas Institute of Letters 2008 Winners
- West Texas Book Festival Sept 23-27, 2008
- Dobie's Paisano Fellows Awarded
- Mark G. Mitchell - Texas Illustrator
- Austin's Joe O'Connell is interviewed
- Al Dewlen's Bone Pickers - Review
- 1996 Discussion of Texana Books etc.
- Pulpwood Queens Book Club
- Texas Mystery Month in May
- Francine Richter on John Graves' Classicism
- Don Graham Observes Texas Literature
- Wikipedia: A Free Encyclopedia and Texas
- Wikipedia: WikiProject Texas
- Wikipedias Texas Lists
- Wikipedia's Texas Portal
- Texas Wikipedia Encyclopedia Collaboration
- Texas Writers, Authors in Wikipedia
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Who's Will?
- Texas Parlor
- Houston, Texas
- Texana librarian 30 years. Degrees:Lon Morris College, SFASU, UT. Edited S'western Lib Assn booklet on kid's books, founded TxStLiby’s subject index to state government publications monthly checklist, founded Texas Bibliographical Soc's "Texas Current Bibliography", compiled Amarillo PL's Bush/FitzSimon Bib, wrote Texana column in "Texas Library Jl", taught UT’s Library School on contemporary American publishing, conducted workshops on Texana, conservation, book arts, publishing, and archival matters, published "Arthur’s Austin ABC: Arturo en Austin: un abecedario" & "The Austin Almanac," Librarian of Houston PL's Texas Room 18 yrs, retired Dec 2005.
1 comment:
Just how does Texas wine differ from the others? Is it just better?
Guy
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