Breaking News: Texas Monthly purchases rights to shop "Molly Ivins: A Rebel Life" as a film/streaming series, in a deal brokered by CAA (Creative Artists Agency).
Molly Ivins: A Rebel Life
Woody Harrelson, Mila Kunis & Oscar-nominated screenwriter now attached to "The Most Dangerous Man"
The Most Dangerous Man in America
New York Times lauds the new book, "A Single Star & Bloody Knuckles".
"Bill Minutaglio has long been regarded as one of the great writers in Texas journalism … Minutaglio wrote exquisite long-form pieces about Texas poverty in a time of plenty."
"One of those very rare nonfiction books that captures the trifecta — wonderfully readable, impeccably reported, and revealing"
"Intriguing and illuminating"
"Stunning … one of the finest books ever written about Texas"
"This book is … a warning about the world in which we live, about politicians who served the interests of the corporations"
"An exquisitely readable and painstakingly reported work of narrative nonfiction"
"Luxuriant … potent"
"Excellent"
"Fascinating"
"First-rate"
"Aspiring journalists, read this — and then get to work"
"Unrelentingly honest, unapologetically unfiltered"
"Brilliant"
"Chilling"
"Remarkable … a terrrific nonfiction work"
One of the "Greatest Survival Tales" ever written
"Reminiscent of Tom Wolfe"
"There is probably no one better"
"Worthy of Melville or Twain"
DALLAS 1963 wins Nonfiction Book of The Year from the Writers' League of Texas. Click here for more details.
DALLAS 1963 wins National Literary Award from Pen Center USA.
MOLLY IVINS: A REBEL LIFE wins Nonfiction Book of The Year Award from Writers' League of Texas. Click here for details.
New Republic, Amazon, New York Times, Kirkus, Seattle Times, etc.
Texas Monthly asked Minutaglio to write about the history of violence against those of Mexican heritage: Read more here
CNN interviewed Minutaglio about national and statewide political shifts: Watch here
Film Rights Represented By Anonymous Content Agency/Los Angeles:
Read more here at HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
Listen to the brilliant roots music band, The Naptime Shake, play "Texas City" — based on Minutaglio's book about the greatest industrial disaster in American history: Listen to "Texas City"
See the story/photos of old pals Ernest Hemingway & Minutaglio. No kidding. See it here in Esquire Magazine