Some TEXAS MONTHLY Stories on Trivia
This is Only a Test »
One hundred simple questions—well, not that simple— stand between you and Texas literacy.
by Anne Dingus [September 2005]
The Answers »
by Anne Dingus [September 2005]
Quiz Show »
Writer-at-large Anne Dingus on testing your Texas know-how one riddle, rhyme, and pun at a time.
Interview by Ryan Vogt [September 2005]
Let Me Call You Sweet-Tart »
I’m in love with you, cherry lime.
by Anne Dingus [August 2005]
Where We Rank »
How Texas compares with the other 49 states in everything from the percentage of low-income children with health insurance (we’re dead last) to the number of executions (we’re first!).
by [May 2005]
Test your TMQ »
How much do you know about Texas Monthly?
by Anne Dingus [February 2003]
William J. Bennett »
William Bennett journeys to Junction.
by Patricia Busa McConnico [September 1999]
Funny Papers »
If you believe the Fort Worth Star-Telegram obituary that says Jaime Woodson was one of the great writers of this century, let me tell you about the Corbet Comets.
Gary Cartwright [October 1996]
The 1996 Bum Steer Awards »
A year of Anna’s antics, biker Barbara, capsized chiles, Davidians defined, expensive electricity, futile freebies, Gramm gossip, helpful hurricanes, insect ingestion, jousting jurors, king-size kindergartens, lottery litigation, Microsoft misprints, naughty nonagenarians, ostracized Oilers, punching princes, questionable quenching, romantic rhinos, sanctified shooters, topless trading, unfriendly unionists, vetoed vagrants, weird wine, X-posed X-presidents, yaklike yearnings, and zilched zoos.
[January 1996]
Head Ache »
The Bum Steers Bookshelf
[January 1996]
Give and Take »
The Bum Steers Catalog.
[January 1996]
The Award Winners »
[January 1996]
Year of the Snake »
Creepy crawly tales.
[January 1996]
Gimme a Break »
Here’s who needed one in 1995.
[January 1996]
For Posterity’s Sake »
See ’em in a museum.
[January 1996]
45 Years (Sat Nov 22 at 5:28 PM)
Can You Spare Some Change I Can Believe In? (Sat Nov 22 at 4:10 PM)
Even Worse, They're Cutting Back on Monocles (Fri Nov 21 at 8:39 AM)
