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Good Reads

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A Longhorn Multihyphenate Dissects Your Favorite D-List Celebrities

By Eliza Pillsbury
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Good Reads Q&A: A Longhorn Veteran and Poet Explores the Complexity of War

By Eliza Pillsbury
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Good Reads Q&A: Deb Olin Unferth Applies Her Imagination to the Essential Elements of Life

By Eliza Pillsbury
Reena Shah

Good Reads Q&A: A Tale of Two Friends, Told Across Cultures and Decades

By Eliza Pillsbury
The authors of "Leadership Gets Personal".

Good Reads Q&A: Unique Book Gathers Advice from 12 Longhorn Leaders

By Eliza Pillsbury
Maria Reva, the author of "Endling"

Good Reads Q&A: Meet the Michener Graduate Earning Critical Acclaim

By Eliza Pillsbury
Author Laura Venita Green

Good Reads Q&A: Longhorn Author Goes from Earning an MBA to Writing A Haunting Debut Novel

By Eliza Pillsbury
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Good Reads Q&A: This Debut Novel Puts an Austin Boxing Gym at the Center of an Intergenerational Mystery

By Eliza Pillsbury
Jefferson Fisher

Good Reads Q&A: Lawyer and Social Media Sensation Writes First Book

By Eliza Pillsbury
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Good Reads Q&A: This Author Tells Two Longhorn Stories to Confront a Common Misconception

By Eliza Pillsbury

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