An anthology of essays, fiction, and poetry exploring Austin's history, culture, politics, and literary figures from 1839 onward.
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An anthology of essays, fiction, and poetry exploring Austin's history, culture, politics, and literary figures from 1839 onward.
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Don Graham brings together the history, color, and character of Texas's capital city since 1839 when it was selected, on the advice of Mirabeau B. Lamar, as the site for a new capital of the then-Republic of Texas. Essays, fiction, and poetry reveal the variety of literary responses to Austin through the decades and are organized in a roughly chronological fashion to reveal the themes, places, and personalities that have defined the life of the city. Austin was always about three things: natural...
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