October 1997
Features
High peaks, scant rain, and hardpan soil—but also high art, hip hotels, and a new telescope that’s a star in its own right: Snapshots from a remote region of our state unlike anyplace else on earth.
Has the best-known Latina writer of our day painted herself into a corner?
Up on federal drug charges for the second time in fifteen years, the impresario of Antone’s nightclub in Austin may finally have to face the music.
What happens when the modern world gets its hands on the lowly burrito? A food fad is born.
Columns
Getting published was supposed to be a cure-all, but for Austinite Louise Redd, it was just another chapter in the life of a struggling novelist.
Beaumont’s Tracy Byrd may be a hunky, hitmaking hat act, but if it’s all the same, he’d rather be singing an old Bob Wills tune.
What is ex–football star Bill Glass’s plan for reforming hardened prison inmates? God is in the details.
Thanks to his penchant for classic literature, Wishbone is the new top dog in kids’ entertainment.
Conflicting accounts of the killing of German immigrants in the Hill Country during the Civil War are creating a certain amount of dis-Comfort.
Reporter
Is the most outspoken member of the State Board of Education a selfless public servant or simply a prima Donna?

