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Maritime Texas
MARITIME TEXAS : An Eclectic Blog of People, Places, and Events
Self-description: "Welcome aboard Maritime Texas, an interdisciplinary blog dedicated to the rich maritime heritage of our state. We hope this blog will be both fun and rewarding, and will provide opportunities for discussion and better understanding of this exciting subject."
An excellent blog on Texas historical and archeological affairs.
Good vintage and modern graphics with narrative. Some videos. Side panel demonstrates thoughtful grouping of postings by topic. User audience: Techies to students.
Contributors are well qualified academics and experienced mariners: Amy Borgens, Edward Cotham, Jr., Andy Hall, Craig Hlavinka, Layne Hedrick, Tom Oertling, and Daniel J. Warren.
1/14/10
Chicano Poet - Reyes Cardenas
Chicano Poet: ... you shall not find peace until you and your origins reconcile ... comes from Reyes Cardenas of Papalote, Texas. He self-describes "My writings have been published in various places including,Caracol, El Grito,and Place of Herons Press. My books include Anti-Bicicleta Haiku,Survivors of the Chicano Titanic,Elegies For John Lennon and I Was Never A Militant Chicano. All my books are available in ebook form from Alexander Street Press." His own poems and others, with photo proving life abounds. A recent poem begins Los Good Old Days "I pull out my mariachis to serenade you under your window you shyly tug at the curtains as if they were made of flesh ....." Some Recent Posts include:
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1/11/10
Robb Walsh's Texas Food Writer's Blog
Journalist and author of several Texas culinary books, Robb Walsh holds forth in his "Food Writing from the Lone Star State." Postings are historical, technical, contemporary-pop, recipes, etc. with excellent photos and videos at http://www.robbwalsh.com/ Here's Robb in the editorial phase  |
12/30/09
Texas Observer - Back issues of Summer and Winter Books Issues online
 The Texas Observer, Texas' own guardian of the left bank of the Colorado River. has a book blog "Texas Bound" which occasionally addresses a Texas volume (they prefer the broader view of the nation). No posting has been made in "Texas Bound" since last October. But now of note is the TO's online availability of the Summer and Winter Books issues. The archives go back for ten years. On the Texas Bound blog's page in the upper right are clicks to those back issues. For the illiterate with no interest in books, but just their causes of the day, under TO's homepage is the complete list of issues, back for the same ten years. Read more at http://www.texasobserver.org/texasbound/ |
12/28/09
James Hime - Author blog
 Author of the Texas Ranger Jeremiah Spur mystery / detective series, Hime's blog gabs about his and ohers writing, his and others lives. He says in About: " ABOUT JAMES James Hime is a writer and entrepreneur who lives in Texas with Paulette, his beloved wife of thirty-five years. The Himes have two grown sons, one on Wall Street and the other in Hollywood. Jim makes his living as a Principal in a Houston-based real estate private equity firm. He is a survivor of an infamous terrorist attack, the Great East Coast Blackout of 2003, a few days at Burning Man 2008, a couple of start-up businesses, an outright business failure and attendant Chapter 7 bankruptcy (which became the subject of an article in the nation's leading financial newspaper), multiple household relocations, including twelve years of exile on the East Coast, the death of an aged and beloved golden retriever (whom he still misses) and almost twenty years of practicing tax law. He loves reading great writers, running distances to the onset of exhaustion, listening to all kinds of music and drinking Bombay Sapphire martinis on the rocks with olives, preferably the japaleno stuffed variety. It was once said of him that he believes anything worth doing is worth doing in excess, but this is no longer true, if it ever was." |
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