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Sweet Jesus, it's almost Christmas. Pun intended. Thanksgiving is Thursday, people, which means Black Friday is Friday, which means the shopping begins -- unless you're my mother, in which case your s... More »
On Friday, New York Times bestselling author Suzy Spencer's discusses her latest project Secret Sex Lives. The project started with a simple online posting: "Need to talk about sex..." That led to doz... More »
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Glass artists Moshe Bursuker and Miguel Unson, one-time teacher and student, come together to present "Glass Graphica," an exhibit meant to convey "the possibilities of glass to convey graphic punch."... More »
A friend of mine recently tweeted that it got pretty embarrassing pretty quick to read the infamous erotica novel 50 Shades of Grey on public transport. Imagine carrying around a book with the giant t... More »
You can think of Dan Parsons as the Clark Kent of poetry. By day, he’s a mild-mannered creative writing teacher at Lone Star College-Montgomery. By night, he’s a daring poet. His latest book, New and Selected Poems, collects several of his... More »
Has this ever happened to you? You head over to a huge magazine rack at a supermarket and are confronted with yards and yards of magazines, and every single one of them sucks. About one in five features the same celebrities; it's a sea of TomJenAngelinaBradTaraParis. And then most of the rest of them are narrowcasted toward hobbyists: Gun Psycho Monthly, Knitter's Illustrated, Scrapbooker's Gazette. That's not the case at Brazos Bookstore, where the relatively small magazine section contains... More »
You won't encounter a "mystery" section at Brazos Bookstore; nor can you order a mocha au lait. A fabulous collection of books and a knowledgeable staff are this classy enclave's draw. Brazos clearly places quality over quantity. Perusing the literature, history and art sections, you will be hard-pressed to find a throwaway title. DeLillo and Dostoyevsky share shelf space with newcomers like Jennifer Egan and Nathan Englander. Gibbons's history of Rome roosts near a new biography on Rosa... More »
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