Dorothy Meiburg Weller is a writer and teacher. Originally from the Southeast, she's lived in Austin for almost two decades and now considers it her hometown.
Perhaps above all else, Cyrus Cassells is a listener.
In “The World That the Shooter Left Us,” his most recent book (of many), the poet, who lives in Austin and...
Though previously serialized, James Joyce’s masterpiece of modernist fiction, 'Ulysses,' was first published as a single volume on February 2, 1922, the author’s fortieth birthday.
Timed to coincide with the...
Several years ago, KB Brookins attended a talk at Malvern Books and heard the poet i’rene lara silva mention, in passing, the phrase “when you identify yourself with a...
A writer whose poems dissect and then reimagine, Tomás Q. Morín has a gift for evoking what ails and heals us. Morin’s third book of poems, "Machete," was published...
The Texas Book Festival is back for its 25th year — not, perhaps, in the way organizers had hoped, with a happy return to the sprawling celebration in and...
In a small studio in central East Austin, lamplit, with night outside the windows, four writers work intently in their notebooks. Not far away, poets and musicians share the...
