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Sandhill County is the imagined place that informs most of Reynolds’s fiction from the early novels The Vigil and Agatite through Franklin’s Crossing, Monuments, and Threading the Needle. It is also the setting for these nine stories, which Reynolds sees as reflective fragments, “the kind one notices when driving through North Central Texas—old buildings and houses, each concealing a story.”

Recently Released:

Hero of a Hundred Fights - Available at Amazon.

Recently Released:

Threading the Needle-- Now available at Amazon.com and other fine booksellers.

Order The Vigil, re-issued by Texas Tech University Press.

Western Writers of America Roundup Magazine Interview with Clay Reynolds by Dale L. Walker ----> click here to download

U No What I Meen: Technology and Illiteracy.” Chronicles: A Magazine of American Culture. 35.9 (2011): 12-16. ----> click here to download
“Picketing the Zeitgeist: Bad Writing.” American Book Review. 32.4 (2011): 3.----> click here to download
Read A Critical Article by John Rothfork about Clay Reynolds' fiction. ----> click here to download
For a printable list of Clay Reynolds' available books, click here.
To read Early Innings by Clay Reynolds, click here.

Roundup Publishing - The State of Publishing in the Twenty-First Century, click here.
To read a copy of A Writer's Testament: Where Ideas Really Come From by Clay Reynolds ----> click here to download
To read A Cow Can Moo: The Irony of the Artistic Lie by Clay Reynolds,
Delivered as the Polykarp Kusch Lecture Series: Concerns of the Lively Mind, 2004 ----> click here to download
Wanted! Someone to Make Me A Writer!, click here.
To read a copy of The Role Of The Writer In The Academy by Clay Reynolds ----> click here to download
Does the Workshop Work? (Or How Much Work Could a Workshop Work if a Workshop Workshopped Work?) ----> click here to download