
Working Without a Net — Ramblings of a Tangled and Twisted Mind
In his collection of pithy thoughts, social comment and down-home philosophy, Griffin not only revealed his wit, he used it to skewer deserving politicians with a sharp point.
In his collection of pithy thoughts, social comment and down-home philosophy, Griffin not only revealed his wit, he used it to skewer deserving politicians with a sharp point.
The Williams memoirs are backed by detailed accounts of every sheriff in Brewster County history, believed to be the most comprehensive coverage on the subject ever recorded. The result is a staggering 5.1-pound slice of Texana, with hardcover and dust jacket, with 536 numbered pages and 1,000 photos. Give or take a dozen.
This book, created for the friends and trustees of The Abell-Hanger Foundation, in Midland, Texas, is the culmination of many hours of work and interviews of trustees, staff, author Jimmy Patterson and local leaders who shared recollections of the George and Gladys Abell and the impact of their foundation throughout West Texas. It is also a testament to the generosity and vision of George Thomas Abell.
In his collection of pithy thoughts, social comment and down-home philosophy, Griffin not only revealed his wit, he used it to skewer deserving politicians with a sharp point.
This anthology combines the works of more than two dozen authors who know the West Texas landscape well. It is a hard-cover, 203-page book with regional photos, ghost stories, tall tales, humor, true crime and children’s stories in a PG-rated collection suited for the whole family.
To see how he has woven his personal experience with shade-tree physics and geology, see Mike’s 199-page manual of homespun advice. It won’t take long to see how Otto’s clients benefit from one of the most respected figures on the American pond landscape today.
The non-profit authors group is comprised of published and unpublished writers at all levels of development. The group welcomes newcomers to its monthly meetings, usually held the last Saturday of each month at the Centennial Library in Midland.
The Williams memoirs are backed by detailed accounts of every sheriff in Brewster County history, believed to be the most comprehensive coverage on the subject ever recorded. The result is a staggering 5.1-pound slice of Texana, with hardcover and dust jacket, with 536 numbered pages and 1,000 photos. Give or take a dozen.
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