KEEPING IT WEIRD.

The article discusses the city of Austin, Texas, looking at the city's culture, food, and music. The author looks at the book "Keep Austin Weird," written by Red Wassenich, and argues that the city has a unique culture where inhabitants have unusual hobbies and interests due to a respect for the pas...

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Publicado en:Smithsonian Vol. 42; no. 9; pp. 17 - 20
Autor principal: PACKER, Z. Z.
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Publicado: Smithsonian Magazine Jan2012
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