Good Reads
Four New Books From the Longhorn Universe to Kick Off Summer
By Danielle Lopez
The Austin Cookbook By Paula Forbes Whether it’s smoked turkey from La Barbecue, fried chicken from Lucy’s, or pumpkin bread from Kerbey Lane, The Austin Cookbook...
5 Books from the Longhorn Universe to Kick Off the New Year
By Marisa Charpentier
American Wolf: A True Story of Survival and Obsession in the West by Nate Blakeslee In his latest book, award-winning journalist Blakeslee, MA ’96, cinematically...
Good Reads: 4 New Books from the Longhorn Universe to Read This November
By Danielle Lopez
Ask Baba Yaga: Otherworldy Advice for Everyday Troubles By Taisia Kitaiskaia, MFA ’15 For years, Kitaiskaia ran an advice column for The Hairpin titled “Ask...
Author Kate Dawson on Her Debut Book ‘Death in the Air’
By Danielle Lopez
Journalism professor Kate Dawson’s debut book tells the true story of how 12,000 people in post-World War II London died one winter. In 1952 London, two killers...
5 New Books to Read in September From the Longhorn Universe
By Danielle Lopez
Woman Walk the Line: How the Women in Country Music Changed Our Lives edited by Holly Gleason Chock-full of essays written by and about female country artists,...
July|August 2017 Good Reads
By Danielle Lopez
Armadillo World Headquarters: A Memoir by Eddie Wilson, with Jesse Sublett The year was 1975 when Threadgill’s owner Eddie Wilson created Armadillo World Headquarters...
A Wise Man Once Said
By Marisa Charpentier
In a new book, Chancellor McRaven expands on life lessons from his famous commencement speech. The first piece of advice Admiral William H. McRaven, BJ ’77, Life...
May|June 2017 Good Reads
By Danielle Lopez
New books of interest to the Longhorn Universe Rewrite Man: The Life and Career of Screenwriter Warren Skaaren by Alison Macor, MA ’91, PhD ’00 Rewrite...
The Sage
By Chris O'Connell
David Courtney, BA ’93, on being The Texanist Since 1973, Texas Monthly has been an authority on all things Texan. But in 2007, the magazine went one step further...
Birdman
By Kat Sampson
America’s foremost bird watcher Victor Emanuel, BA ’62, recalls when his love of wildlife first took flight. Few lands have gone unseen by Victor Emanuel. Though...