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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
- Google News
- Edit-Me
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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- Fwd: TSHA Moves to U of North Texas in Denton
- 3:19 to Yuma
- Battle of Medina Memorial Service
- One Theater for Sale - Historic!
- Marshall News Messenger and Audio history
- SMU's Clements Center for Southwest Studies
- SMU's Southwestern Studies Consortium
- Way Out West Book Festival
- Tejano Music Collection - Dallas
- UT Football Movie
- Texas Non-fiction Writers organization and retreat
- Mockingbird Books Publishers
- Texana Foundation
- Historic Cemetery Workshop in Houston
- San Jacinto on the Daily Flag
- Texas Stamp Designer Don Adair
- Bullock Texas State Museum and Gift Shop
- Angel Rivera on Texas Poet Laureat
- Comic Books and Texas
- Wintry Reads for the Summer
- San Angelo Downtown Preservation
- Kunati Publisher's Blog and Texans
- Lubbock Theater History
- Stagecoach Sesquicentennial at Fort Davis
- Travelling Exhibit - Naval Installations
- Theater - Alamo
- Archive Workshop in Houston
- Audiobooks
- Texas Romance Writers
- Michael Levy Actually Leaves - Evan Smith - Presid...
- History of the Western in 500 words
- Burning the Children in the Mansion
- Lindsay Baker Awarded for Wind Power Heritage
- Cherokee Memorialize Struggle in East Texas
- Texas Digital Library Receives Award
- Native Americans Oppose Monument to Subjugation
- "Little Whorehouse" in NY
- A sword of the Revolutionary War on auction?
- Relocate Battleship Texas?
- Purloined Bowie, Travis Letters to Return
- Galveston County Newspaper Microfilm
- Gonzales Museum in Bad Condition
- Kerr County Sesquicentennial History
- US Govt Blogs
- East Texas Christian Writers Conference Report
- Texas Review Garrett Prize
- July 4th and Texas Annexation
- Interactive Alamo?
- Songwriter Bob McDill - Interview
- Texas Tech Southwest Collection
- UTSA Photo Collection
- Judy Alter on Mysteries
- High School Football Bibliography
- Texas Historical and Literary Blogs Project
- 5,000 Acre Park on the Brazos?
- Texas State Historical Association Moves to Denton
- Lubbock History on TV
- Blooming Grove Historical Society
- Texas Tech Museum Certified Curatorially
- North Texas Christian Writers Conference
- Portal to Texas History Awarded
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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.
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