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The lights turned out and projected Native American images flickered on the screen in 20- second intervals. Read Story »
A red, shining cover of Jess Walter's "Land of the Blind" sat on audience member Ken Titt's classroom desk. Read Story »
Painter-turned-poet Tim Z. Hernandez used some of his acclaimed cut-to-the-bone honesty Thursday to encourage University of Houston-Victoria students to explore ... Read Story »
University of Houston-Victoria will enter the sixth year of its American Book Review Fall Reading Series with a diverse mix ... Read Story »
The American Book Review spring reading series kicks off Thursday and starting out of the gate with the first reading ... Read Story »
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then photographer Michael O'Brien is the author of countless works of nonfiction. Read Story »
Ashley Martinez, 30, was in tears upon meeting one of her favorite literary heroes - Cuban-American author Cristina Garcia. Read Story »
The protesters were 13 bodies deep, linked together around the International Hotel in San Francisco in 1977. Read Story »
Of all the fears ushered in by war, author Tim O'Brien calls a soldier's greatest, heaviest fright, the fear of ... Read Story »
E. Ethelbert Miller asked his audience who'd had their ears professionally cleaned. Read Story »
The face that had haunted Michael O'Brien was blown up behind him, its wiry whiskers penetrating the projector screen. Read Story »
Whether it's mystery, romance or a timeless tale of the lower class biting at the heels of the American dream, ... Read Story »
There's no telling what you'll get at Thursday's American Book Review Spring Reading Series. Read Story »
The conversation ranged from powerful accounts of the Korean War, to comical anecdotes about growing up with a dad in ... Read Story »
He didn't make up the words - the vulgar or the offensive. Read Story »
Editors - you can't live with them, can't live without them. Read Story »
He spoke of war, of fist fights, dead bodies and of crying children. Read Story »
Eyes and ears intent, Edith Silvas celebrated her belated birthday the way she wanted to - listening to a poet ... Read Story »
Literary activist and poet E. Ethelbert Miller is expanding his worldwide network to include the Crossroads. Read Story »