Author: Billy Bob Hill

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Published: 1997

Total Pages: 549

ISBN-13: 9780965135917

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This first edition contains Judy Alter's "Sue Ellen Learns to Dance," the 1998 recipient of first-place short story awards from both the National Cowboy Hall of Fame & the Western Writers of America. In addition, Texas Short Stories contains Joyce Gibson Roach's "In Broad Daylight," also a finalist in that year's Spur competition. This popular anthology, edited by B. B. Hill of Dallas, captures the diverse Texas experience. Columnist Judyth Rigler comments on the anthology's editor: Billy Bob Hill of Dallas, a quiet man who looks nothing like the image of the rough & tough, good old boy called up by his name, has been working for many years to showcase the talents of Texas writers adept at the short-story form." And novelist Sarah Bird says of Hill's Texas Short Stories: "At a time when lots of Lone Star writers are banking on crime novels & film scripts, Texas short story writers continue to patrol the smaller venues, sending back microcosmic reports from off-ramp towns, keeping the faith. Billy Bob Hill's anthology contains a wealth of Texas tales." To order contact: Browder Springs Books, P.O. Box 823521, Dallas, TX 75382, phone: (214) 368-4360. Fax: 214-739-9149. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: [email protected].

Download or read book Texas Short Stories written by Billy Bob Hill and published by . This book was released on 1997 with total page 549 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This first edition contains Judy Alter's "Sue Ellen Learns to Dance," the 1998 recipient of first-place short story awards from both the National Cowboy Hall of Fame & the Western Writers of America. In addition, Texas Short Stories contains Joyce Gibson Roach's "In Broad Daylight," also a finalist in that year's Spur competition. This popular anthology, edited by B. B. Hill of Dallas, captures the diverse Texas experience. Columnist Judyth Rigler comments on the anthology's editor: Billy Bob Hill of Dallas, a quiet man who looks nothing like the image of the rough & tough, good old boy called up by his name, has been working for many years to showcase the talents of Texas writers adept at the short-story form." And novelist Sarah Bird says of Hill's Texas Short Stories: "At a time when lots of Lone Star writers are banking on crime novels & film scripts, Texas short story writers continue to patrol the smaller venues, sending back microcosmic reports from off-ramp towns, keeping the faith. Billy Bob Hill's anthology contains a wealth of Texas tales." To order contact: Browder Springs Books, P.O. Box 823521, Dallas, TX 75382, phone: (214) 368-4360. Fax: 214-739-9149. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: [email protected].