An interview with Haggard & Halloo publisher Travis Catsull
Haggard & Halloo is an Austin-based poetry magazine and publishing house, whom you might be familiar with thanks to Jason
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The Sexy, The Sucky, and the Highly Implausible: This Week in Free E-books
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Lit for Less: Rockin’ the Austin Public Library
Everyone knows their local library is the place for freebies: free books, free movies, free Internet—even free A/C in the heat of a sweaty Austin summer.
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