Y'allogy
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Oscar Wilde in Texas
Oscar Wilde photographed by Napoleon Sarony, 1882, New York, New York.
Men in Texas cannot survive more than an hour between beers.
Oscar Wilde
To say that Oscar Wilde was flamboyant is to state the obvious, sort of like saying water is...
The Many Titles of "The Streets of Laredo"
“Perspective Map of the City of Laredo, Texas. The Gateway to and from Mexico,” Laredo Real Estate & Abstract Company, c. 1892.
As I walked the streets of Laredo / walked out in Laredo one day / I spied a young cowboy all wrapped in white...
Texas Tales: Maria Austin Frets Over Her Husband's Health
Moses Austin House, Potosi, Washington County, Missouri, c. 1870. Photographer unknown. Courtesy Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, DC.
Oh my son I greatly fear it was only a delusion, so apt are [we] to flatt...
Cowboy Etiquette: Women
“Lewis Dinner Party, Spur Ranch, Texas,” 1912, by Erwin E. Smith. Courtesy Erwin E. Smith Pettis Collection, Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth, Texas. Bequest of Mary Alice Pettis.
The early West was a man’s country. Until it...
The Contradictory Mr. McMurtry
Undated photograph of Larry McMurtry by Bill Wittliff. Courtesy The Wittliff Collection, Texas State University.
I have this compulsion to fictionalize. . . . By necessity, I invent.
Larry McMurtry
One of the wonderful serendipities of w...
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Author of BLOOD TOUCHING BLOOD, a literary Western. I write stories about the people, places, and past of the Lone Star state, seeking to capture a Texas that once was, is now no more, and will never come again.
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