July 1989 Cover

ON THE COVER: Cover photograph by Tim Boole Styling by Sally Boole Hair and makeup by Lydia Duron

July 1989

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Features

How did shy, sweet Edie Brickell become America’s hottest new performer? By sticking to her vision—and doing what the record company told her.

Two nice guys with financial troubles thought they found the perfect solution to the bust. Well, it seemed like a good idea at that time.

Kids in T-shirts bearing political slogans, ideological confrontations in the supermarket, skirmishes at the PTA. Welcome to the battle between moms who work and moms who don’t.

Jim Wright’s attorney Steve Susman is living proof that clients may lose, but lawyers don’t.

In downtown Mexico City are the ruins of the great Aztec pyramid, the site where one empire ended and a new world began.

Columns

Behind the Lines

Heroes in the shade.

Media

Dallas’ KERA discovered that music that’s good for you doesn’t have to be boring.

Business

Having a billion dollars isn’t everything, unless you’re Harold Simmons.

Books

A fresh look at the U.S. war with Mexico shows that the effects of this forgotten conflict are still being felt today.

Reporter

Reporter

A Texas Novelist Finds Favor in Washington.

Miscellany

Sharing our treasured spots

Texas cleans up its act with natural gas.

Domain: A TEXAS MONTHLY Editorial Supplement

Hot like summer, as refreshing as a breaking wave, standard Mexican salsas are taking on new guises. Now they’re as likely to be a topping for grilled fish as a dip for chips.

Recipe from Quick Cuisine: Shellfish Intentions.

Recipe from Quick Cuisine: Shellfish Intentions.

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