Literature Literary Dallas Comes Together After Tornado By Zac Crain | 1 month ago The Writer's Garret steps in for Interabang Books to put on LitTalk panel.
Books Leila Meacham Brings Her Dragonfly Book Tour to Dallas on Wednesday By Natalie Gempel | 5 months ago The Texan author of New York Times bestseller Roses has a new historical World War II novel out this month.
Events DMA’s Arts & Letters Live Dishes up Food-Focused Guests By Eve Hill-Agnus | 8 months ago Check out these April dinners and talks.
Literature For Its Authors and Readers, Banthology Reclaims Imagination After Travel Ban By Amina Khan | 2 years ago Syrian author Zaher Omareen talks about his contribution to the collection of short fiction, now out on Dallas imprint Deep Vellum.
Arts & Entertainment The Biggest Book Sale I’ve Ever Been To By Jenna Severson | 3 years ago I took home 21 books from the Dallas Public Library's largest book sale in decades.
Literature How an SMU Poet Straddles America’s Cultural Divide By Peter Simek | 3 years ago A product of rural Arkansas and liberal academia, Greg Brownderville navigates differing sides of two worlds.
Literature Play This Card Game for Foul-Mouthed Shakespeare Fans By Alex Macon | 3 years ago The saucy "Bards Dispense Profanity" was created by a professor and several former students at SMU.
Movies The Cheerleader Behind Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk By Tim Rogers | 3 years ago How Sydney Durso brought Texas authenticity to director Ang Lee's film adaptation of Ben Fountain's acclaimed novel.
Literature Dallas Poets Describe a City’s Response to Tragedy By Alex Macon | 3 years ago After a month of mourning, anger, and hope, 16 poets help capture the character of a 'city of desperate contradictions.'
The Convention Center That Ate Dallas By Wylie H. Dallas | 4 years ago What if we put more money directly into the arts instead?
Brantley Hargrove Lands Book Deal with Simon & Schuster By Michael J. Mooney | 6 years ago Now he's got to write the thing.
