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José Antonio Rodríguez discusses his latest poetry collection, "The Day's Hard Edge."
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Many works of fiction feature cataclysmic weather events. In "God's Gonna Trouble the Water" by Randall Kenan, the effects of a hurricane don't always affect diverse communities the same way.
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A review of the memoir Getting to Know Death: A Meditation by Gail Godwin
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The new book describes and celebrates the vast array of architectural styles and inspirations that built modern Texas.
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A 2017 study from Georgetown University's Center on Poverty and Inequality found that adults perceive Black girls as more adult-like and less innocent than white girls of the same age.
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A young girl must come to terms with her role in a tragic loss—and work to reshape the narrative of her own life in the aftermath. A review of Poor Deer by Claire Oshetsky.
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What is an emotional history? What of the “emotional history” of the United States? This is what historian Andrew Burstein investigates—and answers— in his latest book, Longing for Connection: Entangled Memories and Emotional Loss in Early America. The book covers the period from America’s founding through the Civil War.
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On this episode of Book Public, Simon Van Booy discusses his latest novel, Sipsworth.
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Texas Rep. Jared Patterson, R-Frisco, made the request to Attorney General Ken Paxton after the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals blocked enforcement of H.B. 900, which would require booksellers to rate books sold to schools.
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On this episode of The Lonely Voice, Yvette Benavides and Peter Orner discuss Sherwood Anderson’s story “Death in the Woods.”