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A New Book Details the Life of Terry Allen and His ‘Truckload of Art’
Maybe you’ve seen Terry Allen’s work.
His sculpture Caw Caw Blues, which contains the ashes of his friend Guy Clark, stands sentinel at the entrance of The Wittliff Collections at Texas State University in San Marcos.
Author Tim O’Brien On His Great American Road Trip Novel
Acclaimed author Tim O’Brien made his highly anticipated return with his first novel in 20 years, America Fantastica, last October.
History of the Trailblazer: How Texas Birthed the Modern Monorail
Texas is known for many inventions—Dr Pepper, Liquid Paper, the frozen margarita machine, and even silicone breast implants.
The Most-Read Stories of 2023
As the end of 2023 approaches, it’s fitting we take stock of what readers enjoyed the most from Texas Highways this year.
Heisman Quarterback Robert Griffin III on His Return to Texas
Robert Griffin III is back—not on the field, but as a popular commentator for college football and the NFL.
Editor’s Note: To the Top
The stories in this Panhandle special issue invalidate the stereotype of the region as a place you drive through on your way to somewhere else.
The Texas Director Behind Some of Your Favorite TV Shows
An axe murder lured Lesli Linka Glatter back to Texas. The Emmy-nominated director behind shows like Mad Men, Homeland, Freaks and Geeks, and Gilmore Girls grew up in Dallas, but she left home for New York as a teenager to pursue her original passion of dance.
To See Amazing Art, You Just Need to Go Back to School
As a longtime Austinite who is not an alumna of the University of Texas at Austin, I rarely had reason to set foot on campus—until I was invited to be part of a public art tour and found myself in the lobby of Welch Hall, where chemistry and biophysics are taught in the College of Natural Sciences.
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