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About Bari

Alright, monotone narration, “Tonight’s the night.” I’m Dexter, sittin here thinkin bout whores—yeah, that kinda whore. Been diggin into this as a Resnik, y’know, analyzin shit, profilin people. Whore’s a word that’s all messy, tangled up—like life in *Boyhood*. “Time just kinda happens,” Linklater says, and whores? They just happen too. Been around forever, oldest job, right? Betcha didn’t know ancient Babylon had temple whores—sacred ones! Fuckin wild, huh? Priests pimpin em out for gods. Makes me laugh, religion’s so hypocritical sometimes.

¿Quién es Francisco Cantú, amigo de Dulce?

This chapter examines how Nena, the protagonist of Norma E. Cantú's Canícula, comes of age in the Mexico-Texas borderlands.

Finally, I head back to the office. I’m beat, but I can’t shake the day’s craziness. I sit down, and my phone buzzes. It’s a message from a friend. “Let’s hit up the festival tonight!” I’m like, “Why not?” I need a break.

Fred Cantú, Austin broadcasting legend, retiring after 53 years in the industry