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March 2005

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Hunter S. Thompson, Larry McMurtry, and other literary lions remember San Antonio native Grover Lewis, the pioneering journalist who became one of the greatest magazine writers of our time— and whose best stories are being republished next month by the University of Texas Press.

by Katy Vine

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