The 130th installment of articles on Kerr County's sesquicentennial is about Elmer Kelton, and Kelton reveals much of his family history. CLICK AND READ IT HERE
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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
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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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- 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.
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- Spanish Southwest Exhibit at TTU
- Rare Newspapers Grant at Portal to Texas History
- Czech history
- Movie industry after state incentives
- Everett Taylor Retires from Tyler Paper
- Houston Public Radio Author of the Month
- Texas Public Radio Reviews Texana
- Early Hispanic Settlers
- Texas Revolution Bibliography
- Lone Star Sleuths, Mystery, and Detective Bibliogr...
- Texas Sculpture Garden in Frisco
- Sheriff's Assocation of Texas Memorial
- Dos Gatos Press
- A Stellar Star Party Event
- Rising Star Trading Co.
- Dromgoole's Texas Star Trading Co.
- TIL award categories for publication year of 2007
- TCU Center fro Texas Studies
- By Willie Nelson
- Two Magazines
- How many titles
- Mike Merschal Exposes Bad Writing
- Judy Alter on Texas University Presses
- Cooling the Ethnic Jets
- THC and Preservation Planning VIP
- Neal Douglass Photo Exhibit
- Battle of Medina Archeology
- DRT Library Needs Cataloger
- Digitization Grants from Texas State Library
- Observe the Sensitive Issues at TEA
- Dignity of Work - Teacher's Guide
- Dead Mules in Texas
- Davis Retires from Institute of Texan Cultures
- UT Tower Killings Heroes Memorialized
- National Historic Trails
- Railroad Symposium in Commerce
- Your Blogger Blathering Bibliographically
- Houston Chronicle Suggests Move Battleship to Bett...
- West Kerr Current Sesquicentennial Series
- First Hispanic Studies Ph.D. Graduate at TAMU
- Writers Institute at UT-Pan Am
- Grace Museum, Texas Art Scene, Special Presentation
- Highland Park Literary Festival
- Willie Nelson - Book of the Week
- New DRT Library Librarian and Archivist
- O'Connell's Online Memoir and Short Stories Classes
- J'ville Musical Heritage
- Historic Preservation Course in Fort Worth
- Why Do Kids Hate School?
- Macondo Writers Workshop & Residency - San Antonio
- Texas Historical Commission Historical Marker Work...
- Bob Bowman's Books in East Texas
- Where to Move the Battleship Texas
- Bill Crider Burns Toast at Austin SciFi
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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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