Breaking News: Texas Monthly purchases rights to shop "Molly Ivins: A Rebel Life" as a film/streaming series, in a deal brokered by CAA (Creative Artists Agency).

Molly Ivins: A Rebel Life

Woody Harrelson, Mila Kunis & Oscar-nominated screenwriter now attached to "The Most Dangerous Man"

The Most Dangerous Man in America

New York Times lauds the new book, "A Single Star & Bloody Knuckles".

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Covering the Texas Floods: Minutaglio is the bestselling, PEN Center-winning author of 10 books, including ones named to several "best of the year" lists, optioned by Tom Cruise/Paramount and published globally, from China to the United Kingdom.

Books

A Single Star and Bloody Knuckles
The Most Dangerous Man in America
Dallas 1963
In Search of the Blues
Molly Ivins A Rebel Life
The President's Counselor
City on Fire
First Son
Locker Room Mojo
The Hidden City
Echoes of Texas Football
Merchants of Misery: How Corporate America Profits From Poverty
Literary Austin
Viva Texas Rivers!
L'Homme Le Plus Dangereux D'Amerique
First Son published in China
Men And Masculinity
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Awards

Book of The Year

DALLAS 1963 wins Nonfiction Book of The Year from the Writers' League of Texas. Click here for more details.

Pen Center Award

DALLAS 1963 wins National Literary Award from Pen Center USA.


Book of The Year

MOLLY IVINS: A REBEL LIFE wins Nonfiction Book of The Year Award from Writers' League of Texas. Click here for details.

Book of Year/Editor's Choice

New Republic, Amazon, New York Times, Kirkus, Seattle Times, etc.

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News

Texas Monthly asked Minutaglio to write about the history of violence against those of Mexican heritage: Read more here

CNN interviewed Minutaglio about national and statewide political shifts: Watch here

 

USA Today essay about Texas politics/history: Read it here

 

 

 

Film Rights Represented By Anonymous Content Agency/Los Angeles:

Read more here at HOLLYWOOD REPORTER

 

 

Listen to the brilliant roots music band, The Naptime Shake, play "Texas City" — based on Minutaglio's book about the greatest industrial disaster in American history: Listen to "Texas City"

See the story/photos of old pals Ernest Hemingway & Minutaglio. No kidding. See it here in Esquire Magazine

 

 

 

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