Center for the Study of the Southwest

Center for the Study of the Southwest The Center for the Study of the Southwest at Texas State promotes humanities work on the region

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Southwestern American Literature is a biannual scholarly journal that was established in 1971 as a journal that focuses on subjects and authors of the Southwest. The journal incorporates literary criticism, fiction, poetry, and book reviews into an examination of the American Southwest. From the start, the journal has published premier works by and about some of the most significant writers in the region — and beyond. TBR

Texas Books in Review, established in 1996, is a quarterly publication that monitors the literary production of books from or about Texas, providing rich reviews about contemporary publications across diverse fields and genres.

Join us tonight at Centro Cultural Hispano de San Marcos for a talk with Candace Bellamy about her new project: Daughter...
04/02/2026

Join us tonight at Centro Cultural Hispano de San Marcos for a talk with Candace Bellamy about her new project: Daughters of the Soil: The Story of Black Cowgirls.
*Dinner will be provided

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