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Spotlight on Texas is a biannual cassette publication announcing
the latest audio books produced by volunteers at the Talking Book
Program Volunteer Recording Studio in Austin and at the Recording
Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped in Midland. The
audio version of "Spotlight on Texas" is distributed on
request to Texans with disabilities who are registered to receive
the Talking Book Program's free library service.
Since 1978, Talking Book volunteers have recorded thousands of
fiction and nonfiction titles by Texas authors or about the history,
culture, folklore, and people of the Lone Star state. Titles recorded
include biographies, histories, westerns, romances, mysteries, self-help,
travel, and children's books. Approximately 10 new books are completed
each month, including some in Spanish. In addition, volunteers record
three Texas magazines: Texas Monthly, Texas Parks & Wildlife,
and Texas Highways.
If you would like to receive an audio cassette copy of "Spotlight
on Texas," please contact the Talking Book Program through
the phone numbers, e-mail address, postal address, or fax number
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page.
To order any of the books listed below, note the titles and CT
book numbers you would like to request. Then call a Reader Consultant
toll-free in Texas at 1-800-252-9605 or, in Austin, at 512-463-5458.
A voicemail message service is available after hours and on weekends
for you to leave book requests or other messages. Say your full
name and patron number (if known) clearly when leaving messages
and give the CT book number and title for each request. Book orders
may also be sent in an e-mail message to: tbp.services@tsl.state.tx.us.
Following the list of titles recently recorded by our volunteers,
we also feature in this issue a section on Texas nonfiction women's
titles recorded in years past. We are pleased to provide you this
reminder that these Texas nonfiction women's titles are available.
Note the titles and book numbers you would like to request, then
call us at any time with your order.
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Fiction
Born on the Island: A Novel of Galveston
CT 6586
by Linda S. Bingham, Narrated by Dorothy Blair, 3 cassettes
Facing her 70th birthday, Emily Douglas finally sits down to her
typewriter to tell the story of one family born on Galveston Island.
The story begins when her grandmother, Faith Kohl Coolidge returns
from Europe to find her family decimated and her city in ruins following
the terrible hurricane of 1900. She sets out to rebuild her husband's
cotton shipping business. This novel is told through the voices
of three generations of Coolidge women and the men who loved them.
Breathless
CT 6019
by Margie Walker, Narrated by Carol Esler, 2 cassettes
Monique Robbins felt caught between a rock and a hard place. It
was bad enough that the classy Houston nightclub she owned had recently
been harassed by mysterious thefts. Now the man she'd just hired-sight
unseen-to run T's Place had just walked in - a guy so arrogant and
so handsome that he simply took her breath away. Still reeling from
a bitter divorce, Solomon Thomas wasn't looking to be tied down.
He certainly didn't need a woman like Monique running his life.
But the chemistry sizzling between them soon transformed days of
pretense into nights of endless pleasure. Until a dangerous stranger
sabotaged all they were working to attain. Together, Solomon and
Monique had to fight a growing threat and find a way to be equals.
This book contains: some sex, violence.
By Hook or by Book
CT 6583
by D.R. Meredith, Narrated by Nancy VanHemert, 2 cassettes
Reference librarian Megan Clark has a passion for fictional crime-but
when she and her fellow book group members go from reading mysteries
to solving them, they discover that real-life crime is more complex
than the most puzzling whodunit. When a valuable, unpublished manuscript
about the hobby of string figures is missing and the owner is found
dead, Megan and her book group set out to find the culprit. This
book contains: profanity.
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The Conquering Heroes
CT 5892
by Peter Gent, Narrated by Dick Collins, 2 cassettes
On the campus of a large Southwestern university, the schools star
basketball player rapes a young coed, and the athletic department
almost succeeds in covering up the crime until Coach Pat Lee decides
to confront the corrupt system he has been part of for twenty years.
This book contains: some sex, violence, and profanity.
Defiance County
CT 6342
by Jay Brandon, Narrated by Ev Lunning, 3 cassettes
Galilee, Texas is only an hour and a half south of Houston but the
little town might as well be worlds away. Life there is controlled
by Alice Beaumont, owner of the town's only large employer, a clothing
factory. When Alice's younger daughter and son-in-law are found
murdered and their baby kidnapped, evidence points to the factory's
general manager, Billy Fletcher. Kelsey Thatch is sent by the Attorney
Generals office into the thicket of small-town hostility and conflicting
loyalties to prosecute Fletcher. She knows she will get no help
from the local district attorney - he is the brother of the accused
killer.
The Destiny of Sam Monday
CT 6570
by Jennings P. Hewitt, Narrated by Jack Gazzale, 2 cassettes
U.S. Deputy Marshall Sam Monday decides to trade in his badge to
return to ranching at the same time that he inherits his uncle Joe's
ranch in Colorado after his uncle is murdered. On the journey from
Texas to Colorado to claim his inheritance, he is attacked repeatedly
by men sent to kill him and rescues a young woman who had been kidnapped
by the Indians years before. This is the story of how Sam makes
his way to his new home and finds love along the way.
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Don't Cry for Me, Hot Pastrami: A Ruby the Rabbis Wife Mystery
CT 6577
by Sharon Kahn, Narrated by Janice Lathin, 2 cassettes
Widow Ruby Rothman and the gang from Temple Rita in Eternal, Texas,
are back. The irksome temple yenta Essie Sue Margolis, fund-raising
chairperson and resident busybody, plans a Caribbean cruise with
a Jewish sea captain and Professor Willie Bob Gonzales, who will
lecture on Jews of the Caribbean. Unfortunately, Willie Bob dies
mysteriously at Ruby's feet while waiting to board the ship. A possible
shipboard romance for Ruby has to survive bad food, a severe storm,
and suspicions and doubts. Ruby uses her high-tech computer skills
and the aid of her email friend, Nan, to solve the crime. This book
contains: violence.
The First Immortal
CT 6588
by James L. Halperin, Narrated by Chris Hunnell, 3 cassettes
At the age of sixty-three, Benjamin Smith, accomplished physician
and original thinker, succumbs to the heart attack that overwhelms
his system on a rain-soaked spring day in 1988. But Ben Smith does
not believe in death. A pioneering advocate of the infant science
of cryonics, he has arranged to have his body frozen until the day
when humanity will possess the knowledge, the technology, and the
courage to revive him. That day arrives far more quickly, and far
more strangely, than Ben ever imagined. For when he resumes life
after a frozen interval of eighty-three years, the world is altered
beyond recognition. Eternal youth, beauty, and good health are universally
available. This book contains: some sex, profanity.
Flashpoint: A John and Mary Bolt Mystery
CT 6568
by Linda S. Bingham, Narrated by Carol Esler, 2 cassettes
Harry Tepperwein plans to make an attractive young barmaid his fifth
wife. But when his ex-wives converge on the beautiful Caribbean
island of Coeur d'Saint, John and Mary Bolt's vacation is in jeopardy.
Add a poisoned guest, a bloody corpse, a raging fire, and all that's
needed to achieve flashpoint is a murderous drug lord with a passion
for vengeance. (Second in the series.) This book contains: some
sex, violence.
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Hadrian's Walls
CT 6580
by Robert Draper, Narrated by Tom Fairbrother, 3 cassettes
Shepherdsville, in East Texas, is a town defined by its state penitentiaries.
It's a town where virtually every inhabitant is either an inmate
or a prison employee, a town where crime literally pays. Shepherdsville's
two most famous citizens are Sonny Hope, its larger-than-life prison
director, and Hadrian Coleman, its most notorious convict. At age
fifteen, Hadrian killed a man and was sentenced to fifty years in
prison. Twenty years later, he escapes and lives on the run until
Sonny secures a full governor's pardon. But Hadrian knows that Sonny's
motives are not entirely clean, that this is a favor that will require
something in return. When the nature of that payment is finally
made clear, he must determine who really owes what to whom and whether
carrying out Sonny's demand will result in a lifetime spent in his
power. This book contains: some sex, violence, profanity.
Haley Texas 1959: Two Novellas
CT 6575
by Donley Watt, Narrated by Dick Collins, 2 cassettes
This book contains two novellas: In the title novella, "Haley, Texas
1959," Watt uses the intense racial prejudices of a small town in
East Texas to paint the backdrop for the murder of black man. In
the novella "Seven Days Working," an older man recalls his own childhood
and an impossible task he was given by his father when he was 14to
clear out 70 acres of mesquite, using an axe. This book contains:
profanity.
The Kissing Stars
CT 6567
by Geralyn Dawson, Narrated by Therese East, 2 cassettes
Tess had run away from a broken heart and followed the stars right
to Aurora Springs, Texas. There, halfway to nowhere and far from
anywhere she joined a dusty frontier settlement filled with eccentric
dreamers and desperate searchers attracted by mysterious lights
in the sky they believed were magic - "The Kissing Stars." And she
might have finally put her ill-fated marriage behind her, if only
she hadn't taken a greased pig to the state fair. The pig knocked
railroad investigator Gabe Montana down; seeing his ex-wife for
the first time in years laid him out flat. Then her revelation that
the divorce had never happened stole his breath away. This book
contains: heavy sex, violence, profanity.
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The Lady and the Texan
CT 6584
by Bobbi Smith, Narrated by Cindy Johnson, 2 cassettes
A firebrand since the day she was born, Amanda Taylor always stood
up for what she believed in. Growing up in Texas, she could ride
and shoot with the best of the boys before being sent back East
for a more refined education. A firm believer in women's rights,
she was not going to let any man control her - especially a man
like the gunslinger Jack Logan, who had been sent by her father
to escort her safely back to Texas. Jack knew Dan Taylor's daughter
was trouble, and yet her defiant spirit only spurred his hunger
for her. Jack discovered that keeping the dark-haired tigress at
bay was a lot harder than out- smarting the outlaws after his hide.
This book contains: some sex, violence, profanity.
The Long Journey
CT 6581
by R. Gates Condre, Narrated by Jeanne Guichard, 2 cassettes
It was almost an obsession with Will Falcon to see the rugged land
of the sparsely settled Texas frontier. To pack up his possessions
and take his four small, motherless sons, along with a teenage brother,
seemed a foolish venture. It was truly a "long journey" from the
life of a Tennessee farmer to a rancher in the wildness of a land
he had only heard of. It was a rapid metamorphosis as he and his
brother, Nate, battled the elements, outlaws and the wild and savage
Indians that stalked the plains of frontier Texas. Had Doc not shown
up when he did, well... This book contains: profanity.
Lord of the Dragon
CT 6587
by Suzanne Robinson, Narrated by Janice Langlinais, 2 cassettes
The day he was condemned and banished from England, his fellow knights
thought they'd seen the last of Gray de Valence. But the ruthless,
emerald-eyed warrior, had done more than survive in a world of barbaric
dangers, he'd triumphed. Now, eager to pay back his betrayers, de
Valence has come home only to find his plans threatened, not by
another man but by a volatile, unpredictable, ravishingly beautiful
woman. Vowing her own brand of vengeance against the high-handed,
impossibly handsome knight, Juliana Welles will do her best to thwart
him. Yet when a cunning enemy puts their lives in peril, the fearless
knight will have to choose between his perfect revenge and the passion
of a lifetime. This book contains: some sex.
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Survivor
CT 6565
by Robert Steele Gray, Narrated by Jack Gazzale, 3 cassettes
Mark Llewellyn is an overweight, forty-something couch potato leading
a life dominated by computers, television, and an array of other
electronic gadgets: in other words, the typical modern man. Incredibly,
while out in a rainstorm, Mark is struck by twin lightning bolts
that steal him from his lazy suburban slumber and propel him back
into stone-age America. The absence of today's modern conveniences
proves to be the least of Mark's troubles, as he's forced to confront
the very essence of life: basic survival. Suddenly he faces buffalo
herds, bears, floods, primitive villagers, and warring Indian tribes.
Texas Bound
CT 6582
by Jason Manning, Narrated by Jack Huff, 2 cassettes
On an open prairie in front of a mission called the Alamo, Santa
Annas soldiers won a brutal victory - in a battle that became a
call to arms around the country. Brave men answered from across
the United States: New Englanders and Virginians, Kentuckians and
Cajuns, all came to the province called Texas to sign a Declaration
of Independence on Sam Houston's birthday. Now four men from Alabama,
new recruits in John Shakleford's Red Rovers, have joined the fight:
Pierce Hammond, the cowardly son of a wealthy plantation owner;
Mingo Green, a runaway slave; Boone Tasker, too poor to marry the
woman he loves; and Gabe Cochran, a young widower with nothing left
to live for. Fleeing their pasts, they are bound by a noble cause.
And they will back up their words with their honor, their courage,
and their lives. This book contains: violence.
Texas Empire
CT 6319
by Matthew Braun, Narrated by Gratia and Janice Goodspeed, 3 cassettes
Jack Jordan had already made and lost several fortunes when the
Panic of 1873 swept his ranch and his wedding plans away. He was
an Indian fighter turned cattleman and his greatest quest was about
to begin. He came to the breathtaking Texas canyon called Palo Duro
with a herd of cattle, his courageous bride-to-be, and an iron resolve
to carve a new empire out of the wilderness. This book contains:
violence, profanity.
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Texas Glory
CT 6576
by Lorraine Heath, Narrated by Linda Fox, 2 cassettes
Cordelia McQueen was a virtual prisoner in her father's house. Until
everything changed when she was shamelessly traded in a battle for
land and water rights, and thrust into an unfamiliar world as the
bride of Dallas Leigh. Dallas had given his life to the land. Now
he aimed to put West Texas on the map. But as he gazed into the
eyes of the lovely stranger who belonged to him, he caught a glimpse
of another ambition - a warm, radiant desire of the heart.
To Wed In Texas
CT 6589
by Jodi Thomas, Narrated by Linda Fox, 2 cassettes
If any town needed guidance on the path to peace it was wild and
dangerous Jefferson, Texas. Delivering it was the widowed Reverend
Daniel McLain's calling. Unfortunately, Daniel's own serenity is
disrupted when his young daughters' nanny abandons her job, leaving
Daniel to appeal to his late wife's family for help. But instead
of the elderly aunt he's expecting, he's greeted by Karlee Whitworth,
the family's forlorn cousin who's desperate for a place to stay,
and eager to prove her worth - by caring for the twins and by mending
Daniel's grieving heart. This book contains: some sex, violence.
The Truth Machine
CT 6301
by James L Halperin, Narrated by Craig York, 3 cassettes
It is the year 2004. Violent crime is the number one political issue
in America. Now the Swift and Sure Anti-Crime Bill guarantees a
previously convicted violent criminal one fair trial, one quick
appeal, then immediate execution. To prevent abuse of the law, a
machine must be built that detects lies with 100% accuracy. Once
perfected, the Truth Machine forces one man to commit a shocking
act of treachery, burdening him with a dark secret that collides
with everything he believes in. Now he must conceal the truth from
his own creation or face his execution.
White Bread Competition
CT 6571
by Jo Ann Yolanda Hernandez, Narrated by Julie Shuey, 2 cassettes
When Luz, a ninth-grade Latina student in San Antonio, wins a spelling
competition, her success triggers a variety of emotions among family,
friends, and the broader community. Luz's younger sister, Justina,
struggles to understand her mixed feelings towards her older sister's
accomplishment; Luz's grandmother fears her granddaughter's ambition
while another generation of Latinas pins its hopes on her; and the
Anglo students and parents must come to terms with the increasing
visibility of the Latino community.
Witch of the Palo Duro
CT 6578
by Mardi Oakley Medawar, Narrated by Ed Corrigan, 2 cassettes
In 1866 the Kiowas return to their traditional winter camp at Palo
Duro Canyon for the first time in two years. But when a powerful
healer winds up missing and two horses are found killed, the camp
is convinced it is the work of a shapeshifter. While the camp searches
for the witch among them, Tay-bodal begins his own investigation.
Anxious to find his missing friend and sure that there is no super-
natural cause behind these events; Tay-bodal must uncover the truth
before fear destroys the bonds that unite the Kiowa Band.
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Nonfiction
Lunch-Box Chronicles: Notes From the Parenting Underground
CT 6579
by Marion Winik, Narrated by Ruth Borinstein, 1 cassette
Two years after her husband's death from AIDS, writer and public
radio commentator Winik tells of raising their two small sons on
her own and discusses humorously her inability to be the perfect
mom. Part memoir, part survival guide, Lunch-Box Chronicles is a
wholly engaging philosophy of parenting, where kids will be the
kids they are, and a "good-enough mom" is actually good enough.
Mother And Son: A Memoir
CT 5987
by Michael Sledge, Narrated by Danny Ledford, 2 cassettes
This memoir of a Houston, Texas family explores the bond between
a son and his mother, a bond that sustains them during a time of
social upheaval when family roles shifted from the comfortable norms
of post-World War II America. In 1970 the author's mother was stranded
by a divorce she did not want or expect. She had five children eight-year
old Michael was the middle child and was completely unprepared for
life as a single mother. In telling his family's story, Michael
paints a vivid portrait of his mothers strength and perseverance
in pursuing a better life for herself and her children. This book
contains: some sex.
Texas Bad Girls: Hussies, Harlots, and Horse Thieves
CT 6569
by J. Lee Butts, Narrated by Sergio Villarreal, 2 cassettes
Sometimes humorous, sometimes tongue-in-cheek, sometimes deeply
sad and moving -- such are the biographies of fifteen Texas bad
girls. Husband killers, run-of-the-mill murderers, whorehouse madams,
prostitutes, gamblers, bank robbers, and floozies -- each contributes
to a rowdy, ribald history that dates from the state's earliest
settlers to yesterday's biggest news story. Their lifestyles assured
the harshest of societal criticism and condemnation then and now,
but our relentless curiosity won't let them rest. This book contains:
violence, profanity.
Tomorrow Will Be Better: Surviving Nazi Germany
CT 6592
by Walter Meyer with the Editorial Assistance of Matt Valentine,
Narrated by Kenny Rahmeyer, 2 cassettes
How does a young German who has been a member of the Hitler Youth
and has competed in Nazi-organized athletic competitions become,
over the span of two years, an eighty-pound, tuberculosis-stricken
concentration camp escapee? In this larger-than-life memoir, Walter
Meyer leads readers from one harrowing moment to the next as he
recounts his experiences during and after Hitler's reign. Meyer's
experience as a non-Jewish survivor of the Nazi concentration camps
provides an enlightening and varied perspective to the Holocaust
dialogue. This book contains: violence, profanity
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Querido Alberto: Biografia Autorizado de Juan Gabriel
CT 6585
by Eduardo Magallanes, Narrated by Ricardo Dortignac, 2 cassettes
Querido Alberto narra la vida de una de las figuras mas destacadas
dentro de la musica popular mexicana, Juan Gabriel. Nadie se imaginaba
lo lejos que iba a llegar aquel cantante que en 1971 probo fortuna
grabando sus primeras composiciones, y que hoy ha sabido ganarse
el corazon y el reconocimiento de varias generaciones, dentro y
fuera de Mexico.
To order any of these titles, call 1-800-252-9605 or, in Austin,
512-463-5458.
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on Bonus Titles
Thousands of additional titles recorded in Texas are available
from the Talking Book Program. Ask a Reader Consultant to recommend
other Texas titles and authors or have Texas titles added to your
reading list through our automatic selection program. A world of
Texas books is just a phone call or e-mail message away.
Among the titles available, you may want to consider ordering
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Nonfiction Women's Titles
Legendary Ladies of Texas
CT 3358
by Francis Edward Abernethy, Narrated by Cinda Cyrus, 2 cassettes
A panorama of ghosts, bandit queens, con-artists, madams and a lady
governor -- all of whom made their mark on Texas. Includes the Dallas
Cowboy Cheerleaders, Babe Didrikson Zaharias and sculptor Elisabet
Ney.
From Rattlesnakes to Road Agents: Rough Times on the Frio
CT 3989
by Frances Bramlette Farris, Narrated by Magdalen Moran, 1 cassette
The family reminiscences of a woman who grew up in the newly developing
frontier south of San Antonio on the river Frio, after the Civil
War, when Indian raids and wolves were a daily fact of life.
You Meet Such Interesting People
CT 5652
by Bess Whitehead Scott, Narrated by Mary Jane Prall, 2 cassettes
At 25, Bess Whitehead Scott became the first woman reporter for
the Houston Post. That was in 1915, long before women were accepted
in the male bastions of the professional world. This is the story
of her life, and a time when opportunities for women did not exist.
Scott's talent and stamina in fighting rural and urban hardships
exemplify a century of women's progress.
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Pioneer Woman Educator: The Progressive Spirit of Annie Webb
Blanton
CT 5667
by Debbie Mauldin Cottrell, Narrated by Andree Rosen, 2 cassettes
In this biography of Texan educator Annie Webb Blanton, the author
traces Blanton's rise from teaching in a rural schoolroom in Pine
Springs, Texas, to her service as the state's top administrator
of public schools, and her tenure as professor of education at the
University of Texas. By forging one of the first professional networks
and articulating a model for reform that was acceptable within the
prescribed limits of her day, Blanton opened the higher ranks of
the education field to women across the nation.
Twenty-Two Texas Women: Strong, Tough, And Independent
CT 6115
by Michele Bennett, Narrated by Kelli Taylor, 1 cassette
The women in this book embody the spirit of Texas, from early pioneer
days to the present. They are women who ventured into business,
politics, aviation, and medicine when such areas of endeavor were
not "a woman's place." Two First Ladies of the United States, Lady
Bird Johnson and Barbara Bush, are among the outstanding women profiled.
The book was co-authored by Barbara Bennett.
Storming the Statehouse: Running for Governor with Ann Richards
and Dianne Feinstein
CT 6312
by Celia Morris, Narrated by Mary Jane Prall, 3 cassettes
In 1990 Ann Richards and Dianne Feinstein ran the two most conspicuous
political campaigns in the country, aiming for governorships in
Texas and California. Each was expected to lose to better-funded
Democratic primary opponents and each faced a tough Republican competitor
in the general election. Although Richards won while Feinstein lost
a close race to Senator Pete Wilson, this insider's account of the
campaigns illuminates the ways in which women pursue power in intense,
high-stakes political contests. This book contains: profanity.
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Mother And Son: A Memoir
CT 5987
by Michael Sledge, Narrated by Danny Ledford, 2 cassettes
This memoir of a Houston, Texas family explores the bond between
a son and his mother, a bond that sustains them during a time of
social upheaval when family roles shifted from the comfortable norms
of post-World War II America. In 1970 the author's mother was stranded
by a divorce she did not want or expect. She had five children-eight-year
old Michael was the middle child-and was completely unprepared for
life as a single mother. In telling his family's story, Michael
paints a vivid portrait of his mother's strength and perseverance
in pursuing a better life for herself and her children. This book
contains: some sex.
Letters by Lamplight: A Woman's View of Everyday Life in South
Texas, 1873-1883
CT 6450
by Lois E. Myers, Narrated by Linda Fox, 2 cassettes
Through letters written by one family in post-Reconstruction Texas,
Myers shows what life was like in South Texas, from a feminine perspective.
The detailed letters of joy and struggle on the frontier remind
us that "broad historical events ... are made up of myriad ordinary
lives."
Frankie: Mrs. R.D. Randolph and Texas Liberal Politics
CT 6468
by Ann Fears Crawford, Narrated by Jeanne Guichard, 1 cassette
Sweeping from Frankie Randolph's early years in the East Texas piney
woods to the turbulent years of Texas politics from the 1950s to
the 1970s, this book traces the accomplishments of the woman who
symbolized liberal politics in Texas.
Texas Bad Girls: Hussies, Harlots, and Horse Thieves
CT 6569
by J. Lee Butts, Narrated by Sergio Villarreal, 2 cassettes
Sometimes humorous, sometimes tongue-in-cheek, sometimes deeply
sad and moving -- such are the biographies of fifteen Texas bad
girls. Husband killers, run-of-the-mill murderers, whorehouse madams,
prostitutes, gamblers, bank robbers, and floozies -- each contributes
to a rowdy, ribald history that dates from the state's earliest
settlers to yesterday's biggest news story. Their lifestyles assured
the harshest of societal criticism and condemnation then and now,
but our relentless curiosity won't let them rest. This book contains:
violence, profanity .
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Ordering
More Texas Titles Thousands of additional titles recorded
in Texas are available from the Talking Book Program. Ask a Reader
Consultant to recommend other Texas titles and authors or have Texas
titles added to your reading list through our automatic selection
program. A world of Texas books is just a phone call or e-mail message
away.
As with all of the books in our collection, there is no time limit
for ordering any of these books. Feel free to ask for these titles
at any time – now or in the future.
The Texas volunteers welcome your comments and suggestions. Send
an e-mail message to the Volunteer Recording Studio at tbp.services@tsl.state.tx.us
or write to us at Volunteer Recording Studio, Talking Book Program,
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and are interested in volunteering to record books, please call
463-5546 for more information. Information about volunteering is
available on this website: http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/tbp/vrs.html
Talking Book Program, Austin, TX, July 2003.
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PO Box 12927
Austin TX 78711-2927
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