Sandhill

Sandhill County Lines

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.”
 

Of Snakes and Sex and Playing in the Rain

 

Order The Vigil, re-issued by Texas Tech University Press.
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  • To read Early Innings by Clay Reynolds, click here.
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    Delivered as the Polykarp Kusch Lecture Series: Concerns of the Lively Mind, 2004 ----> click here to download
     
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Players by Clay Reynolds Monuments by Clay Reynolds Vigil by Clay Reynolds Franklin's Crossing by Clay Reynolds Taking Stock by Clay Reynolds 20 Questions by Clay Reynolds Threading the Needle by Clay Reynolds Ars Poetica by Clay Reynolds Stage Left by Clay Reynolds A Hundred Years of Heros by Clay Reynolds Agatite by Clay Reynolds The Tentmaker by Clay Reynolds