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Mike Shea

Mike Shea

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San Antonio's Marshevet Hooker is not just any old high school sprinter; she's an Olympic gold medalist in the making. Meet her and nine other women we're betting will lead the new Texas—and the world.

Columns | Miscellany

Stephen Graham Jones's All the Beautiful Sinners is a wild-eyed thriller; Amanda Eyre Ward's Sleep Toward Heaven is a tale of grief, forgiveness, and the death penalty.

Novels about college classmates reconnecting and rekindling at reunion time are nothing new, but Tim O'Brien's July, July succeeds with honors.

Kathy Hepinstall is one of four underappreciated Texas writers you should be reading this summer.

When Matt Clark succumbed to cancer in 1998, the young writer left behind an inventive unpublished novel called Hook Man Speaks. Then his friends stepped in-and brought the book back from the dead.

Sandra Brown's latest novel-and her umpteenth best-seller-is called Envy. Funny, that's the last feeling I get when I read her work.

In Sarah Bird's finest novel to date, she goes halfway around the world for down-home inspiration.

Texas is filled with giants in the science-fiction field these days, but none loom larger than Bruce Sterling and Michael Moorcock.

Mike Shea links Bud Shrake and Dan Jenkins.

Mike Shea on the new Terry Southern bio.

Reporter

Fort Worth officers and teachers get to know Marilyn Manson.

Web Exclusives

On his new novel, Kings of Colorado, and more.

On their new book, Desert Duty: On the Line With the U.S. Border Patrol.

The Harvard researcher talks about his new book, The Happiness Advantage, and more.

On her new novel, The Personal History of Rachel Dupree, and more.

The photographer talks about her new book and life on skates.

An extended interview with the author of Halliburton’s Army: How a Well-Connected Texas Oil Company Revolutionized the Way America Makes War.

An extended interview with Jef Guinn, author of The Christmas Chronichles.

An extended interview with Darlene Unrue.

The new play from the author of Another Bullshit Night in Suck City.

An extended interview with Kathy Patrick.

The Round Rock author and former video game designer has just penned his ninth Star Wars serialization, Legacy of the Force: Fury.

Inspired by the popularity of a panel on Texas crime literature hosted by the Southwestern Writers Collection in 2004, editors Bill Cunningham, Steven L. Davis, and Rollo K. Newsom have compiled Lone Star Sleuths: An Anthology of Texas Crime Fiction, with thirty excerpts from the likes of Rick Riordan, David Lindsey, Mary Willis Walker, and Joe R. Lansdale.

The SubGenius Psychlopaedia or Slack: The Bobliographon is—how to put this—the most unusual text most folk will ever encounter.

Texas Monthly Biz

Booking a hotel reservation online? Before you check in, check out what John Davis III has done to make it possible.

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