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An inviting storefront reads "Bookshop" in clear block lettering, with red outdoor table and chair sets on either side of the door. Books and and an open sign are on display in the windows, along with a banner for the Poets of Oak Cliff.

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An inviting storefront reads "Bookshop" in clear block lettering, with red outdoor table and chair sets on either side of the door. Books and and an open sign are on display in the windows, along with a banner for the Poets of Oak Cliff.
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Texas Observer (texasobserver@texasobserver.social)'s status on Wednesday, 28-Dec-2022 03:32:23 JST Texas Observer

How Galvestonians used to dance until they dropped (for fun), a figure skater turns journalist (after some time in #prison), the dark side of Barton Springs and other Lone Star State stories.
TXO Senior Staff Reporter and Editor Lise Olsen picks some of the year's best reads: https://www.texasobserver.org/best-texas-books-2022/
(📸 Photo: Poets Bookshop in #Dallas, Mark Noble for the Texas Observer)
#books @bookstodon #Texas #Galveston #Austin #BestOf2022 #culture #Journalism #fiction #nonfiction

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