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SUMMARY:Morgan Page & Dustin Rice: Bones of Texas
DESCRIPTION:Photographers Morgan Page and Dustin Rice celebrate the Austi
 n launch of Bones of Texas: Photos and Stories From Bygone Places\, join
 ed by special guest Lance Tahmahkera. Doors at 6:00 PM · Conversation at
  6:30 PM · Signing to follow · November 8 · First Light Books At 6:30 PM
 \, Morgan and Dustin share the stories behind the book: the ghost towns\
 , abandoned buildings\, and neglected cemeteries they've tracked down ov
 er years of crisscrossing Texas back roads. They'll be joined by Lance T
 ahmahkera\, great-great-grandson of Comanche Chief Quanah Parker\, who w
 orked with the authors to explain battles across Texas from the Comanche
  perspective. In a month dedicated to Native American heritage\, it's a 
 chance to hear Texas history from more than one side of the story. Expec
 t a conversation about photography\, research\, and what these places st
 ill have to tell us\, followed by audience Q&A and a book signing. Free 
 RSVPs help us plan. Purchase a book to get a reserved seat. BONES OF TEX
 AS Morgan Page and Dustin Rice love history\, especially the history of 
 ordinary people and places. What began as an early date for the authors\
 , a road trip to Spanish Fort\, a ghost town near Wichita Falls\, grew i
 nto years of crisscrossing Texas in search of stories hidden in abandone
 d buildings\, neglected cemeteries\, and all-but-forgotten towns. Page a
 nd Rice have shared these stories in photography exhibits across the sta
 te\, and now they've brought together nearly 100 of the best shots\, acc
 ompanied by 28 compelling histories. Each story\, and every photo\, is a
 n act of preservation\, allowing readers to encounter Texas history as a
  landscape of lives once lived\, even as the physical markers continue t
 o decay. Ultimately\, the "bones" that Page and Rice encountered\, often
  mysterious\, always evocative\, transcend time and place\, and now endu
 re in the pages of this unique book. About the authors Morgan Page has b
 een exhibiting photographs since 2003. Page's work has been displayed in
  Japan\, Mexico\,\n\nMore info: https://www.firstlightaustin.com/events/
 morgan-page-dustin-rice-bones-of-texas\n\nhttps://findlocal.community/ev
 ent/fa41b1ea-280a-4c07-beb7-a6ba7e0f59d6
LOCATION:First Light Books\, 4300 Speedway\, Austin\, TX
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/fa41b1ea-280a-4c07-beb7-a6ba7e0f59d
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