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A couple of week ago I was interviewed for an upcoming documentary on Larry McMurtry. Here's a clip on how McMurtry discovered the title of his most famous novel: Lonesome Dove. m.youtube.com/shorts/EnfFhGP…
When you’re an authentic Texan, shopping at the authentic Texas grocery store—H.E.B.—and run across a skeletal Halloween decoration of the official small mammal of Texas, you buy it—even if your wife shakes her authentic Texas head and rolls her authentic Texas eyes.
The furriest Alamo movie I’ve ever watched. yallogy.com/p/the-martyrs-of…
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The Legend & Legacy of "The Line", by @derrickjeter open.substack.com/pub/derric…
For all the new Texans out there—and the old Texans who might not know (but should). yallogy.com/p/texas-101-stat…
A little Christmas (sort of) story, Texas style. yallogy.com/p/texas-tales-th…
The history of the famous last line in the television miniseries Lonesome Dove. yallogy.com/p/yes-a-hell-of-…
A Christmas gift idea for all y'all, especially for book lovers or the book lovers in y'all's lives. yallogy.com/p/blood-touching…
Some women fear sharks. Some women fear spiders. My woman @Christyjet fears this.
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The New York Times profiled Peter-Ayers Tarantino’s Manhattan apartment, which is teeming with books (over 4,500), packed into a 1,100-square-foot apartment; nothing short of paradise to many bibliophiles.
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This one is for my Aggie friends. yallogy.com/p/bevo-and-the-m…









