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Gussie Nell Davis, Cotton Bowl Parade, 1990
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View ArticleAnimal Writes
“I should probably have been a wiser and better informed man,” opined J. Frank Dobie in 1942, “had I spent more time out with the grasshoppers, horned toads, and coyotes.” Texas’ writer emeritus—who...
View ArticleTex-Mex Treks: Ciudad Acuña, Coahuila
My first border town memories are of old Acuña: a wooden snake-in-the-box trinket, a shoeshine, the sight of a naked child running along the dusty main street. That was 35 years ago. Since then, the...
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John the Knife
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A Whole New Ball Game
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The Price of AIDS
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View ArticleState Fare: Roast Duck and Creamy Polenta
The ingredients are earthy but the effect is divine in chef Mark Morrow’s rustic anitra arrosto, or roast duck. Morrow’s recipes from Mi Piaci in Dallas (14854 Montfort) do a turn on traditional...
View ArticleThe Uncertain Sage
A cool, brilliantly blue day in early February found me driving north from Austin on a sort of pilgrimage. I was going to see John Graves, the writer and gentleman farmer, now 73 years old, at his...
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