Texas Magazine first appeared in 1896 -1897. New owners revived the title in 1910 and published it until 1913. Award-winning author Mike Cox brought Texas Magazine back to life in 2023 as a newsletter devoted to Texas history and culture.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 55 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 14 hours ago |
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The Sickly Housewife
A cheery Halloween greeting postcard from the early 1900s. Bats exist, no question, but the jury’s still out on ghosts. (Author’s Collection)
I really want to believe in ghosts. I’ve always enjoyed listening to or reading a good g...
“You Can Quote Me on That”
An Award-Winning Writers Cache of Less Familiar Quotations and How to Craft Your Own
I’ve written a lot of books over the decades, but my latest is different from anything I’ve done before.
Postcards from Texas
This public domain cartoon, published on an early 1900s postcard, offers two pieces of wisdom in one quotation.
This public domain cartoon, published on an early 1900s postcard, offers two pieces of wisdom in one quotation. One, a bird hun...
Tex Oddities Believe or Not!
Odd how we get ideas.
Odd how we get ideas.
The Lion Sleeps Tonight
And once with a chubby soon-to-be fourth grader
Wearing a “Leave it to Beaver”-style baseball cap, short-sleeved shirt, jeans with rolled cuffs and sandals, that’s me reposing on an uncarpeted tile floor with a lady African lion’s front le...
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An elected member of the Texas Institute of Letters, Mike Cox is an award-winning author of more than two score nonfiction books and hundreds of magazine articles, book reviews and newspaper columns.
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