Browsing: #Fall 2020

We’re delighted to be back in print! And, we’re as committed as ever to providing a quarterly printed magazine. It…

Fittingly, Austin’s nucleus of intellectual activity—the University of Texas—is also its literary hub. With nearly 50,000 students on a 357-acre…

In March 1989, just two months into serving as First Lady of the United States, Barbara Bush established the Foundation…

“Nobody in the literary world would have touched a book narrated by a ranch dog who was five bales short…

Mason author Fred Gipson’s primary works – Hound-dog Man and Old Yeller – have positioned him on the top shelf…

Pilgrimages. Throughout history people have traveled great distances to visit the places connected to the origins of their deep passions…

Texas and football are practically synonymous. Every fall, fans gather in stadiums across the state to cheer on their favorite…

William Joyce’s picture book, Santa Calls, tells the story of a little boy named Art Atchinson Aimesworth, who receives a…

Ah, but a man’s reach should exceed his grasp, or what’s a heaven for? One man’s dream to honor Robert…