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Fanny Sutherland's Heartbreak. Now you can listen to Y'allogy being read by yours truly. But I warn you, I have the face for radio and the voice for print. yallogy.com/p/texas-tales-…

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We could all use a little more cowboy character. yallogy.com/p/cowboy-chara…

From a follower: “There’s something beautiful in the way you talk about Texas like you’re holding on to a piece of it before [it] disappears.” I describe my writing as seeking to capture a Texas that once was but is now no more and will never be again. yallogy.com

Let me introduce you to the Howard Hughes-like cattle queen of Texas: Lizzie Williams. yallogy.com/p/lone-star-ch…

The best grilled cheese I’ve ever had—from the Chef Show. thechefshow.com/recipes/grille… ⁦Jon Favreau⁩ ⁦Roy Choi⁩

Happy Fourth of July, y'all. yallogy.com/p/a-texan-comm…

Our thoughts and prayers are with the communities and families of Central Texas affected by today’s devastating flooding.

On this day in Texas history, in 1887, Tulia Borunda Gutierrez opened the very first Tex-Mex cafe in Marfa. She also created #1 Dinner: an enchilada, tamale, & taco with rice & beans. Though it didn't have a formal name, the cafe was known as Tulia's & then the Old Borunda Cafe.

A lament for the Hill Country. yallogy.com/p/the-river-of…

Texans are tough, but we still grieve when our neighbors are swept away. yallogy.com/p/hill-country…

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This was a nice surprise to wake up too this morning. open.substack.com/pub/millersboo…

Just in case you're hungry. yallogy.com/p/chuckwagon-g…