Travelin' thru Townes: Grit Lit Inspired by the Life and Music of Townes Van Zandt

Cowboy Jamboree Press is proud to present its series of anthologies inspired, influenced and incited by our country and folk musical heroes. The writing and art in Travelin' Thru Townes are all tinged by Townes Van Zandt's life and music in some way. Herein are eighteen writers and artists that create an anthological soundtrack that can go next to your Van Zandt records, on your music books shelf or slot nicely into your grit lit collection. Featuring William Taylor Jr., Brian Beatty, Clem Flowers, Margaret Sefton, Anthony Lawrence, Joe Kille, Kent Rose, Barbara Byar, Burke de Boer, Teddy Griffith, Vincent Cellucci, David Mihalyov, Karl Koweski, John Yohe, Mark Rogers, Charles March, Colin Brightwell, and Sheldon Lee Compton.stories:How It Feels to Really Fall & Townes Van Zandt by William Taylor Jr.High, Low and in Between by Brian BeattyLyrics/vignettel free verse for Townes Van Zandt & the rolling pin he's beneath on the cover of his self-titled debut album in a quaint little kitchen I would kill to own by Clem FlowersBreakthrough Queen by Margaret SeftonFlyin' Shoes by Anthony LawrenceIt Makes You Forget Your Name by Joe KilleThe Show He Never Gave & Houston Lullaby by Kent RoseValley Fever by Barbara ByarThe Strongman's Songbook by Burke De BoerI'll Be Here (Again) In the Morning by Teddy GriffithProvided We Suffer with Ourselves by Vincent A. CellucciThursday Night at Milestones by David MihalyovLife's Maladjustments by Karl KoweskiThe Woman up in 213 by John YoheOur Lady of the Shadows by Mark RogersHe's Not There & I Love Mom & Christopher Lloyd by Charles MarchDead Flowers by Colin BrightwellMarie by Sheldon Lee Compton