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Sunday, May 19 at 2PM, Tom Doyal & Donald Dodson will read from The Essential David Everett Reader. This touching and funny book contains the selec...
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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