Great Plains Studies, Center for
Date of this Version
Spring 2012
Document Type
Article
Citation
Great Plains Quarterly 32:2 (Spring 2012).
Abstract
Don Graham sets out in State of Minds to address two threats he sees to the literary landscape of Texas: one, the perception that Texas culture, if it exists at all, is inconsequential and "lowbrow"; and, two, that college students even within Texas are becoming illiterate in regards to their state's rich heritage of creative fiction and nonfiction writing and film. The book succeeds on both counts, reminding readers familiar with the canon of how much fun it is to enter the world of Texas's written and film literature and how much one can learn from it about the timeless challenges of being human.
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