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The effect of living in West Texas.
Monday, November 27, 2006
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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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- balancing life: Book review: Education of a wander...
- WesternPulps
- Livia J. Washburn
- Rough Edges: TCU Press Signing: Noah's Ride
- Mr. Scopes comes to Texas
- AMIGOS
- Digital Government Documents at University of Nort...
- Texas Register & Texas Administrative Code
- Texas movies / films commentary
- Texas Bluebonnet Writing Project
- cynsations: Author Interview: Rachel Caine on Glas...
- African Painters | www.africanpainters.com: Kentec...
- ΛUSTIN ΛTHEIST ΛN�NYM�US: The Not So Amazing Faith...
- Writer's Garret in Dallas
- Trinity Writers Workshop
- The Rich Archival Imagination (AHA for SSA)
- spookycyn: Festive Festival
- Interview: Nancy Jo Jenkins, Coldwater Revival
- Judy's Stew
- GregLSBlog: Forthcoming YA Novels by Texas Authors
- Camy's Loft: Giveaway and excerpt! COLDWATER REVIV...
- iUniverse: The New Face of Publishing
- Criminal Justice Online Courses: Police author wri...
- Texas resident authors Christian and Police Fiction
- Lantana follows the Dixie Chicks up the charts
- Book: Bond of Blood
- Texas Chainsaw Massacre-Beginning
- Heather Likes West Texas
- Houston's Alley Theater - 60th anniversary
- Monkey Disaster
- Eating Your Way Throuugh the State Fair
- La Bloga: The Meaning of Chicano, The King of Thin...
- The Daily Growler: Dancing With the Infidels
- Jim Lee's Texas
- Will's Texana Annual Builds on the Monthly
- Review: Texan Iliad
- Jim Crisp Honored in North Carolina for Texas History
- Last Words from Texas Capital Punishment
- Henry B. Gonzalez Collection at U of Texas opened
- Jim Crisp and the Confederate Monument
- "Re-writing the Alamo" & "King of the Hill"
- Texas folksong sources
- The June Franklin Naylor Award for the Best Book o...
- Nearly impossible adventures in literature, cinema...
- Codex Ivstianvs: FCWWBDITHBR
- Barry Popik: Gone to Texas phrase literary history
- CRITICAL MASS: The Critical I: A Conversation With...
- Library Technology in Texas: Literature Map
- Confessions of a Cheese Grits Fiend: STILL more Te...
- Chicano Literature Latino Literature - Pluma Front...
- Popular Culture and American Culture Associations ...
- Comments on James Hymes "West Texas Literature"
- Gifted Exchange
- Lorna Dee Cervantes: Rigoberto Gonzalez, raulsalin...
- GreeneSpace: I met Jacy Farrow.
- What is Texas literature?
- Back blogging
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