Books | Arts
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Thor Christensen
Brian Wilson vs. Mike Love: Who wins the battle of the Beach Boy memoirs?
"Good Vibrations" and "I Am Brian Wilson" offer two sides of a story that was not always sunshine.
A conversation with Bryan Cranston: living life, paying dues and breaking bad
Dylan's Nobel win signals how much times really have changed
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'Lady Cop Makes Trouble' will make Amy Stewart fans happy
The follow-up to "Girl Waits With Gun" brings back the Kopp Sisters, with the same entertaining results.
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Michael Granberry
For Dallas filmmaker, home is where the sadness is, but he’s back to stay and make a mark
Despite the murder of his parents in separate homicides, Dallas Sonnier is forging a new identity in his hometown by combining film, publishing and audio content.
When Tracy Kidder writes, less than his best is still very good
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He'll roll into Dallas with "A Truck Full of Money" Nov. 10 for the Friends of the Dallas Public Library gala.
A journalist delves into the legend of his grandfather, 'The Most Famous Writer Who Ever Lived'
Stephen Hawking and The Terminator mingle in ‘Time Travel: A History,’ by James Gleick
H.W. Brands recaptures the epic MacArthur-Truman showdown in 'The General vs. The President'
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The author will be in Dallas Oct. 13
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Michael Granberry
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Author Maria Semple's entertaining secret: It starts with something awful
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Michael MerschelLearn about her newest, "Today Will Be Different," and meet her at the Texas Book Festival next month.
Texas and Southwest books: Art, Germans and ‘The Terrible Indian Wars’
Alan Taylor gets to the roots of ‘American Revolutions’
Paulette Jiles’ haunting, gritty Texas novel makes news as a National Book Award finalist
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Trek across 19th century Texas with “News of the World.”