Texas Book Festival
Charles Blow: New York Times Columnist’s Memoir Digs Deep
Charles Blow, a New York Times op-ed columnist and CNN commentator, will speak this weekend at the Texas Book Festival in Austin about his...
e.E. Charlton-Trujillo: Living More than One Storyline at a Time
It’s not common practice to present a film at a book festival, but e.E. Charlton-Trujillo is not a common artist. For starters, her name...
Festival: Texas Book Festival
Picture it: Over 280 authors, book signings galore, readings, and panel discussions featuring writers from across the country. Nearly 40,000 people are expected to...
Texas Book Festival: Q&A With Alexandra Coutts
Tumble and Fall is Young Adult author Alexandra Coutts' third book. She took some time out of her day at the 2013 Texas Book...
Texas Book Festival: Q&A With Amy Rose Capetta
Entangled is author Amy Rose Capetta’s debut novel. She took some time to sit down with L Style G Style during the Texas Book Festival...
Texas Book Festival: A Very Texas Panel and Preview of Dallas Noir
The Texas Book Festival began in 1995 with Laura Bush wanting to honor and celebrate Texas authors. Almost two decades later, the Texas Book...
Texas Book Festival: Q&A with Owen Egerton
Local legend Owen Egerton is one of the comedic talents behind the Alamo Drafthouse’s acclaimed Master Pancake Theater, as well as a prolific screenwriter...
New Directions Together
Picture it: Two women in their early twenties, having found love in college, move from a conservative, close-minded town in Alabama, shedding their past...
