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Red Boots & Attitude, Texas, Women
Eakin Press, February 2002

Red Boots & Attitude
306 pages
Eakin Press
Available in Hardcover and Trade Paperback editions


RED BOOTS & ATTITUDE is an anthology of 34 Texas Women writers including multiple works and photographs of each one.  Included in the book is creative non-fiction by Liz Carpenter and Farnoosh Moshiri, poetry by Teresa Palomo Acosta and Vicky Charleston and short stories by Suzy Spencer and Diane Fanning.


A portion of all royalties earned by the sale of this book go directly to: Breast Cancer Resource Center

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"Wow!  RED BOOTS & ATTITUDE!  What a rowdy, raucous clamor of women's voices Fanning & Flatau have collected in this snazzy anthology of Texas women's writing.  Nothing staid or ho-hum here.  These feisty women speak from the heart and fron all corners of Texas culture, telling their stories with passion and power.  RED BOOTS & ATTITUDE is a testament to the strength, compassion and wisdom of all women."

Susan Wittig Albert,
best selling author and president of the Story Circle Network
"RED BOOTS is a dance across Texas written by a press secretary, an office manager, a poet laureate, historians, teachers, a pathologist, and a couple of police officers, among others--many different voices, but all engaging.  While most of there authors are well known and widely published to see them in each other's company and read of experiences set in Hong Kong, Belton, Tehran, and Dallas, is to appreciate the diversity and energy of this far-flung state.  Fanning and Flatau have given us a rich treasure."

Betty Sue Flowers
Texas poet and professor of English, U-T Austin and director of the LBJ Library and Museum
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