Complete online book from the Western Literature Association and Texas Christian University Press.

Includes a schedule of read-a-thons, a report that lists the most commonly banned books in Texas, and membership and donation information.

Poetry and performance festival that travels to several venues in the city. Site includes festival schedule, registration information, and profiles of featured poets.

Annotated suggestions from the Brazoria County Historical Museum.

Offers grants to Texas authors. Includes history, information for applicants, and application.

Online version of the guide to books about Texas, written by J. Frank Dobie in 1952.

Features several fiction and non-fiction online books.

At Southwest Texas State University. Includes online exhibits, archives, and book series.

A full-color whimsical rhyming book for ANY age person who loves the Lone Star State and the many fun things that make it unique.

Annual book fair held in Austin that features popular authors and book awards. Site includes news, schedules, a list of authors, and volunteer information.

At Dallas Public Library, established in 1987 to stimulate public interest in books, reading and libraries and to encourage the study of books and the printed word.

Professional association for published and aspiring authors. Includes a calendar of events and membership information.

By Don B. Graham. History of literature in the state.

Non-profit organization that supports the publication of books of lasting historical merit. Includes history, book lists, order forms, newsletter, membership information, and events.

Non-profit organization whose purpose is to stimulate interest in Texas letters and to recognize distinctive literary achievement.