Confessions of a maddog
Subtitle: a romp through the high-flying Texas music and literary era of the fifties to the seventies
By: Jay Dunston Milner ; foreword by Larry L. King.
Publisher: University of North Texas Press
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Denton, Tex
Language: eng
Number of pages: 248
Subjects: Milner, Jay Dunston, 1923-; Milner, Jay Dunston, 1923- -- Friends and associates.; Popular culture -- Texas -- History -- 20th century.; Authors, American -- Homes and haunts -- Texas.; Journalism teachers -- Texas -- Biography.; Journalists -- United States -- Biography.; Musicians -- Texas -- Biography.; Texas -- Intellectual life -- 20th century.
Other titles: Confessions of a mad dog
Description: Once upon a time there was an innocent lad from West Texas who wrote a novel and fell in with a rabble of Texas writers as they were bridging the literary gap between J. Frank Dobie and his paisanos and the current bumper crop of Texas writers who seem to be everywhere writing about everything. This rowdy rabble of gap bridgers bonded in a sort of literary and social club they called Maddog Inc. (Motto: Doing indefinable services to mankind.) But our hero managed to live through it all anyway.

This is his story.
Notes: Includes index.