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Texas Books in Review

Volume XXVIII, Nos. 1 & 2 (Spring/Summer 2008)



CONTENTS


1 A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words Mark Busby and
Dick Heaberlin
     
2 Death and Dying in New Mexico
by Martina Will de Chaparro
Karima Alavi
     
3 Exploring the Big Bend Country
by Peter Koch and June Cooper Price
Cassie Polasek
     
4 Freshwater Fishes of Texas: A Field Guide
by Chad Thomas, Timothy H. Bonner, and Bobby G. Whiteside
Henry Lyle III
     
5 Tascosa: Its Life and Gaudy Times
by Frederick Nolan
Mary Jarvis
     
6 University Builder: Edgar Odell Lovett
and the Founding of the Rice Institute

by John B. Boles
Kevin M. Brady
     
7 Energy Metropolis: An Environmental History
of Houston and the Gulf Coast

edited by Martin V. Melosi and Joseph A. Pratt
Kevin M. Brady
     
8 Witness for Justice: The Documentary Photographs of Alan Pogue
by Alan Pogue
James Wright
     
9 Available Light: Exile in Mexico
by John Howard Griffin
Jan Seale
     
10 Texas Quilts and Quilters: A Lone Star Legacy
by Marcia Kaylakie and Janice Whittington
Mary Jarvis
     
11 State Fare: An Irreverent Guide to Texas Movies
by Don Graham
Mark Busby
     
12 Unbridled Cowboy
by Joseph B. Fussell, edited by E. R. Fussell
Mark Busby
     
13 Candy Barr: The Small-Town Texas Runaway
Who Became a Darling of the Mob and the Queen
of Las Vegas Burlesque

by Ted Schwarz and Mardi Rustam
Celia Morris
     
14 Jazz Mavericks of the Lone Star State
by Dave Oliphant
Nico Schüler
     
15 A Deeper Blue: The Life and Music of Townes Van Zandt
by Robert Earl Hardy
Deirdre Lannon
     
16 Coming to Terms by H. Palmer Hall Twister Marquiss
     
17 Land of the Permanent Wave: An Edwin “Bud” Shrake Reader
edited by Steven L. Davis
Chad Hammett
     
18 Journey to Gonzales by Melodie A. Cuate Betty Wiesepape
     
19 Purple Hearts: A Novel by C. W. Smith Clay Reynolds
     
20 Sandhill County Lines: Stories by Clay Reynolds Twister Marquiss
     
21 The Flowers: A Novel by Dagoberto Gilb James Wright
     
22 The Fraternity of Oblivion by Larry D. Thomas Courtney O'Banion
     
23 Praying Up the Sun by David Taylor David Meischen


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Editors
Mark Busby
Dick Heaberlin

Assistant Editor
Twister Marquiss

Editorial Associate
Linda Busby

Editorial Assistant/Business Manager
Tammy Gonzales

Editorial Interns
Karima Alavi
Cheyenne Mathews
David Meischen
Cassie Polasek

Student Assistants
Melody Edwards
Judson Greene
Ricky Martinez
Cynthia Rodriguez

Editors at Large
Rolando Hinojosa
James Ward Lee
Tom Pilkington

Contributing Editors

Terrell Dixon
Environmental Literature

Don Graham
Film

Richard Holland
Music, Museums, and Collections

Al Lowman
Book Collecting/Design

Regional Editors

Patrick Bennett
West Texas

Dave Oliphant
Austin

Emmy Pérez
South Texas

Dale L. Walker
Trans-Pecos

Robert Phillips
Houston

 
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