Composite photograph by Randal Ford.
September 2008
Table of Contents
Features
There Will Be BooneOur most iconic oil and gas man, lately a water marauder and now a celebrated windcatter, has saved himself a couple of times in his eighty glorious years. Who’s to say he can’t save America?
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Death LettersOn September 10, Charles Dean Hood will receive a lethal injection. Perhaps. Four times before, the convicted murderer has had a date with the executioner only to have the criminal justice system grant him a reprieve—most recently (and most famously), twice in the space of a few hours on the night of June 17. Here, in missives to senior editor Michael Hall, he describes what it’s been like to live on death row—and to have your life spared when you thought the end had come.
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Columns
Behind the LinesHow Green Is My Bayou?Increasingly so. Surprise, surprise.
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Letter From Washington, DCLeave It To WeaverWho better to diagnose John McCain’s woes than the man who used to be his Karl Rove? Kinky FriedmanWhat Are The Odds?My little gambling problem.
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Reporter
The Horse’s MouthBreaking Into Showbiz |
Texquisite CorpseTwin WellsChapter Nine of “Twin Wells.”
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The Filter
Pat’s PickCoco Chocolate Lounge & Bistro |
The Filter: DiningNew and NoteworthyDali Wine Bar Restaurant, Dallas and Kenzo Sushi Bistro, Katy. |
Miscellany
Editor’s LetterThe Last TycoonRoar of the CrowdThe Cowboy Way |
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