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Lost novel about Texas' 'hedonistic' elite revived by university press

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A Fort Worth author's scathing debut novel dissecting entitled heirs of the city's oil tycoons and cattle barons — which was subsequently suppressed by the same wealthy society — is returning to the spotlight in 2026, more than 85 years after its initial publication.
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Lost novel about Texas' 'hedonistic' elite revived by university press

A Fort Worth author's scathing debut novel dissecting entitled heirs of the city's oil tycoons and cattle barons — which was subsequently suppressed by the same wealthy society — is returning to the spotlight in 2026, more than 85 years after its initial publication.

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CultureMap broke the news on Monday, June 22, 2026.
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