Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "A Letter From Marfa and other tales from far West Texas is a fiction comedy book of short stories by the author, Professor Tom Shuford (1945–2008).Tom Shuford's writing was published in several North Texas newspapers, including The Dallas Morning News, The Denton Record-Chronicle, and The Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Tom was a professor of Journalism and Media Law for three decades at The University of Texas at Arlington. He settled in Southwest Texas in 2003 in the city of Marfa, Texas. [1]This book is a collection of short stories which both parody and embrace the small town characteristics of eccentric folk getting into hilarious situations. Some stories are serious and heartfelt, almost poetic, while others derive humor based on a third-person narrative of quasi country bumpkins.This book was published by the Desert-Mountain Institute on December 8, 2006. [2]The total print run was 500 hard-cover copies."@en }
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- A_Letter_from_Marfa abstract "A Letter From Marfa and other tales from far West Texas is a fiction comedy book of short stories by the author, Professor Tom Shuford (1945–2008).Tom Shuford's writing was published in several North Texas newspapers, including The Dallas Morning News, The Denton Record-Chronicle, and The Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Tom was a professor of Journalism and Media Law for three decades at The University of Texas at Arlington. He settled in Southwest Texas in 2003 in the city of Marfa, Texas. [1]This book is a collection of short stories which both parody and embrace the small town characteristics of eccentric folk getting into hilarious situations. Some stories are serious and heartfelt, almost poetic, while others derive humor based on a third-person narrative of quasi country bumpkins.This book was published by the Desert-Mountain Institute on December 8, 2006. [2]The total print run was 500 hard-cover copies.".