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Baylor alumna prepares to publish her first book

Tori Templet - September 14, 2021

Fabled celebrates second anniversary with whimsical themes

Book Review: “Outdated” presents a new way of looking for love

Music professor releases book, finds community in the industry

Column: Awakened by Historical Fiction

Struggle for Texas independence revolved around economic issues

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1972 ‘Campaign Trail’ by Thompson worth following

- October 20, 2011 0

Texas Collection features author, homecoming

- October 19, 2011 0

Oscar-winning screenwriter tells tale of success

- October 18, 2011 0

Opinion: Possibly real Kraken has even more history in art world

- October 13, 2011 0

Open field for Nobel winner in literature

- October 6, 2011 0

Lewis’ ‘Moneyball’ is excellent baseball read

- October 4, 2011 0

Cal Thomas’ ‘Wit and Wisdom’ needs more of both, more cats

- September 23, 2011 0

Q&A: ‘Kaleidoscope’ author looks at life

- September 23, 2011 0

‘Drive’ is ultimate look at neo-noir Hollywood

- September 22, 2011 0

Alexie’s ‘Flight’: fantastic Native American literature

- September 15, 2011 0

Man Booker winner worthy read

- September 8, 2011 0

Labor Day: an opportunity to read nonfiction for fun

- September 2, 2011 0

Q&A: ‘Assassin’ author takes on history

- August 22, 2011 0

Marty Beckerman’s ‘The Heming Way’ is hilarious

- August 22, 2011 0

Panel to discuss popular book’s controversial theology

- April 27, 2011 0

Professor photographs prized possessions

- February 18, 2011 0

Written a good book lately? Amateur authors practice

- November 30, 2010 0

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