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  Eric Nadel, Voice of the Texas Rangers, Authors a Book of Limericks

  December 5 at 4 a.m.

  Plenty of people in baseball have written a book. There's Jim Bouton's Ball Four, Josh Lewin's You Never Forget Your First — hell, even actress Alyssa Milano has written a book about baseball. Eric Nadel, the radio announcer and voice of the Texas Rangers, has written three books, but his...

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  Property Brothers Stars Are Stopping in Frisco to Promote Their Hotness and Some Book

  October 1 at 4 a.m.

  We hope you’re thirsty because two tall drinks of water are coming to town. Drew and Jonathan Scott, twin brothers, best-selling authors and stars of Property Brothers among other major career ventures, are making a pit stop in Frisco to promote their first children’s book, Builder Brothers Big Plans. Women...

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  Sell It Like Serhant: Ryan Serhant’s Book Tour Veers for Dallas this Saturday

  September 21 at 11:25 p.m.

  It’s 1:30 p.m. Thursday and New York City is at full speed. From the Upper East Side to Wall Street, cabs are honking and couriers race on bicycles. This is prime earning time for Ryan Serhant. He’s gracious but clear, “I have 15 minutes for this call,” he tells the...

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  X-Men at the State Fair: 5 Times Dallas Appeared in Comics

  July 27 at 4 a.m.

  Comic book stories can take place in any location imaginable; the only constraints are the writer’s imagination. With all those possibilities to set a story, it’s surprising how many times the chosen location is Dallas. Dallas is a city of culture and history, but it’s hard to compare it to...

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  Comic Book City of Hate, About Dallas Law Enforcement, Is a Love Letter to the City

  June 14 at 4 a.m.

  The visual most people have of a comic book is of a brightly colored superhero flying over the city, fist-fighting an equally brightly colored supervillain. A fan of the medium is already aware of the amount of personal, story-driven works present in modern comics, but a large part of the...

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  In Its Third Year, Women Galore Programming Expands Beyond The Wild Detectives

  May 7 at 4 a.m.

  The owner of Oak Cliff bookstore The Wild Detectives became aware of literary gender inequality and wanted to do something about it. He approached Lauren Smart, who was then the arts editor for the Dallas Observer and now works as a professor at Southern Methodist University, to program an entire month...