10 notable 2023 books from Texas authors
In 2023, Lone Star State authors showed their skills at blending genres, giving chills and shifting between funny and bleak.
By Max Booth III
Tags: Arts Stories & Interviews, Arts Feature, Literature, San Antonio year in review, best books 2023, Texas authors, The Spite House, Johnny Compton, Where Wolf, Rob Saucedo, Lowdown Road, Scott von Doviak, An Autobiography of Skin, Lakiesha Carr, The Lies We Weave, Grace R. Reynolds, The Legend of Charlie Fish, Josh Roundtree, The Donut Legion, Joe R. Lansdale, The Devil’s Promise, Celso Hurtado, Holler, Child: Stories, LaToya Watkins, Beasts of 42nd Street, Preston Fassel
Texas author Joe R. Lansdale discusses the evil inside us all
Lansdale's latest book Born for Trouble: The Further Adventures of Hap and Leonard debuted on March 21.
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‘Kid Death’ Reporting: Veteran San Antonio police reporter launches Texas true crime podcast
Tags: San Antonio News, San Antonio, Texas, San Antonio reporter, true crime, podcast, new podcast, Texas true crime, true-crime, The Rap Sheet, Thomas Edwards, LOCAL Community News, Florence Edwards, Heidi Seeman, police reporter, Granite Media Partners Inc, San Antonio Express-News, San Antonio Light, Kid Death, Texas crime, San Antonio crime, local history
Reading in the Time of COVID-19: Eight Books to Kick the Coronavirus in Its Stupid Dick
Tags: books, reading, coronavirus, COVID-19, corona virus, COVID 19, pandemic, self isolation, social distancing, shelter in place, things to do at home, what to do in self isolation, reading, books, what to read, A People’s Future of the United States, John Joseph Adams, Victor LaValle, Her Body and Other Parties, Carmen Maria Machado, Invasion of the Weirdos, Andrew Hilbert, Savage Season, Joe R. Lansdale, The Brief History of the Dead, Kevin Brockmeier, Against the Fascist Creep, Alexander Reid Ross, Upright Women Wanted, Sarah Gailey, Texas Gardening Almanac, Doug Welsh
Forbidden Tomes: Running Down the Best Weird and Dark Fiction of 2019
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