Giant country : essays on Texas /
A collection of essays written by Don Graham about the experiences he had during the twenty years he spent traveling around Texas.
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Fort Worth :
TCU Press,
c1998.
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Table of Contents:
- Greed, Creed, and Me: The Author Interviews Himself by Way on an Introduction
- Places
- Filadelphia Story
- The Ground Sense Necessary
- Texas in 1940: The WPA Guide
- Doing England
- American Narratives
- Giant Country
- Pages
- Cotton and Classicism: George Sessionas Perry's Farm Novel
- Katherine the Great
- William Humphrey: last of the Southern Belle-Lettrists
- Pen Pals: Dobie, Bedichek, and Webb
- John Graves and The Regionalist Enterprise
- "Urban, by God": Billy Lee Brammer's Texas
- Take My Sequel from the Wall: The Lonesome Dove Cycle
- Polemics
- Palefaces and Redskins: A Literary Skirmish
- Land without Myth; or, Texas and the Mystique of Nostalgia
- Anything for Larry
- Paris, as in Texas
- Puerto Vallarta Squeezed
- What the World Wants to Know
- Pictures
- Moo-vie Cows: The Trail to Hollywood
- The Big Show: Autry's Artful Oater
- Remembering the Alamo: The Story of the Texas Republic in Popluar Culture
- Nowhere Else But Southfork: What Texas Looks Like in the Movies
- "Time-Traveling Through Texas": A Half-Century of Lone Star Movies on Video.