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BILL MINUTAGLIO Vita As of: January 2012 FORMAL EDUCATION: M.S., Journalism, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, 1977-1978. Thesis: “The Indian-American Community in New YorK City.” The School of International Affairs, Columbia University, 1976-1977. Specialization in South Asian Studies. B.A., History, Columbia College at Columbia University, 1973-1976. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS/AWARDS: 2007 - present: Clinical Professor, School of Journalism, College of Communication, University of Texas at Austin 2011: Recipient of the Regents’ Outstanding Teacher Award from The University of Texas System. From award letter: “Only a select number of faculty members, from across The University of Texas System, were chosen for this significant honor and the accompanying monetary award, and to win one of these awards is truly a remarkable achievement . An external review committee comprised of highly experienced academic administrators, faculty members, Regents, and students evaluated the nominations based on several criteria.” 2010 - 2011: Fellow to the Everett Collier Chair in the College of Communication, University of Texas at Austin 2007 (spring): Lecturer, School of Journalism, College of Communication, University of Texas at Austin BOOKS, DOCUMENTARY FILMS & RESEARCH: ** “Dallas: 1963” – book, to be published in fall 2013, about the political/cultural climate in Dallas, Texas in the three years leading up to the assassination of President Kennedy in that city. Publisher: Twelve, a division of the Hachette Publishing Group (Little Brown, etc.). Co-authored with Steve Davis, curator of The Wittliff Collections, Texas State University **Documentary film, 2010-2012: The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin. “Vice President John Nance Garner: His Legacy, His Relationship with FDR.” Screenwriter, script development, researcher, consultant for the first major documentary on Garner, produced by The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History at the University of Texas at Austin. **Book, 2010: “In Search Of The Blues: A Journey To The Soul Of BlacK Texas,” University of Texas Press. A booK that examines the role journalists play in covering race. Honors: Bob BullocK Texas State History Museum, “BooK It” BooK Club Selection, 2011 Review: "It was like hearing, feeling music—It was like summoning smoke, something over there that you had to at least pursue, even if you had no damned clue—and would never have a clear understanding..." writes Minutaglio on why he loved to read Langston Hughes as a young Italian American in New York City, circa 1968. IN SEARCH OF THE BLUES is, in part, Minutaglio's homage to Hughes: through a sweeping collection of interviews and elegant insight into the generative power of place, the reporter gives voice to African Americans in some of the most neglected corners of America. From communities like Sand Branch in Southeastern Dallas, where "the simple act of raising a cup of water, maybe badly contaminated water, to your lips is never far from your mind," to rumbling blues clubs, Minutaglio's search for the soul of black Texas is relentless. OXFORD AMERICAN, SEPT. 2010 Review: "Bill Minutaglio writes about Texas with an intimacy honed over years of exploring neighborhoods and personalities during his residencies in Houston, Dallas, Abilene and San Antonio. Yet this well-known journalist won't be invited to contribute to the glossy travel magazines any time soon. That's because Minutaglio's favorite subjects are the very places that tourists – and even many long-time residents – avoid . .In each of these pieces, he pushes journalism to its limits . a book as deeply felt and well written as this one has made a believer out of me . This commitment to the story behind the story sets this book apart, and will keep you thinking – and feeling – long after you have put it down" Ted Gioia, The Dallas Morning News Review: “You don't have to search for the blues because the blues always find you. In the introduction to his dazzling new collection of journalism, 'In Search of the Blues: A Journey to the Soul of Black Texas,' Bill Minutaglio anticipates this reaction when he writes, 'You can search for the blues and you will find them — or they will find you' . 'In Search of the Blues' is not only "a celebration of the blues, black culture and black Texans but a celebration of extraordinary journalism and writing." Cary Clack, San Antonio Express-News Review: “His writing is informed by a deep passion for the blues, and he works in a rhythmic, circular motion, gathering groups of words until, startlingly, they take flight. Minutaglio’s journalism has evolved into history, chronicling people and places that otherwise would have been lost. “The theme of recovering lost history is present in In Search of the Blues. This volume collects Minutaglio’s best and most enduring writing about African Americans in Texas. From his report on a neglected community on the outskirts of Dallas, where running water remains a dream, to his profile of Percy Sutton, the San Antonio native who became Malcolm X’s lawyer and owner of the Apollo Theater in Harlem, Minutaglio’s stories shift the axis of our state’s literature, opening a world too long hidden from most white Texans. “Minutaglio’s work demonstrates why writing—and publishing—matters, even in this age of social media and 140-character tweets. Minutaglio’s book succeeds as “art” while contributing to our understanding of humanity—in particular the “other Texas.” Steve Davis, The Texas Observer Review: "Reading Bill Minutaglio is like listening to one of the great Texas blues legends. His reporting brings forth stories of suffering and resilience, while at the same time his dazzling writing evokes the brilliantly effusive guitar solos of masters like T- Bone Walker and Lightnin' Hopkins." Steve Davis, Assistant Curator of the Southwestern Writers Collection at Texas State University-San Marcos. Review: “Few people have ever written stories of blood, hunger, history, struggle, beauty, music, pain, family, myths and neglect with the undeniably authoritative prose that Minutaglio displays in this collection.” Sept, 26, 2010, The Austin Post **Book, 2010: “Molly Ivins: A Rebel Life,” PublicAffairs BooKs, New YorK . Co-written with W. Michael Smith. PaperbacK. A worK examining gender, journalism and the career of journalist Molly Ivins. **Book, 2009: “Molly Ivins: A Rebel Life,” PublicAffairs BooKs, New York. Co-written with W. Michael Smith. Hardcover. Prize: Writers’ League of Texas, Best Nonfiction Book 2010. Article: “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" Austin American-Statesman, October 2009. Review: “A painfully intimate portrait . chock-a-block with colorful anecdotes and psychological insights.” The New York Times (New York Times Editor’s Choice, January 2010). Review: “Sheds new light on (a) big personality,” The Los Angeles Times. Review: “Filled with first-rate analysis, leavened by plenty of local color,” Newsweek. Review: “Aspiring journalists, read this – and then get to work.” Kirkus Reviews. Review: “A broad and deep picture of this national treasure. They have captured her public and private essences perfectly.” The Philadelphia Inquirer. Review: “Tough and tender.” The Washington Post. Review: “Immensely valuable . the biography is like its subject, unrelentingly honest, unapologetically unfiltered.” The Columbia Journalism Review. Review: “Poignant . personal, empathetic.” The Austin American-Statesman Review: “Essential reading.” The San Antonio Express-News Review: “Entertaining, readable . full of wonderful stories.” The Dallas Morning News. Review: “Readers interested in feminist history, contemporary politics and media studies will like this first full-length biography of Ivins.” The Library Journal. **Book, 2006 (November): “El Asesor del Presidente,” HarperCollins/Rayo Books, New YorK. A worK, in Spanish, examining the career of United States Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. Award: Best History/Political Book, Spanish or Bilingual, Latino Book Awards (2007), Second Place **Book, 2006 (July): “The President’s Counselor: The Rise to Power of Alberto Gonzales,” HarperCollins/Rayo, New YorK. A worK, in English, examining the career of United States Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. Review: “Fascinating.” The New York Times (Sunday) Review: “Minutaglio opens the curtain on the life and legal career of Gonzales, a very private man . the book is a fascinating look at the Attorney General” -- Bruce Davidson, The San Antonio Express-News Review: “Brilliant,” Robert Seltzer, The San Antonio Express-News Review: “Chilling.” The San Francisco Chronicle Review: “A well-researched biography.” Library Journal Review: “Eye-opening.” -- “starred” Kirkus Reviews Review: “An unbiased, lively portrait of Gonzales as one of Bush’s most prized advisers…” Publishers Weekly Review: “Those looking for clues to the Bush administration’s seeming assault on civil liberties – from warrantless wiretaps to allegedly condoned torture—will find much to ponder in The President’s Counselor…” Texas Monthly Review: “Minutaglio plumbs the personality of a man whose loyalty to the president may have compromised his professional principles.” Booklist Review: “Well-written.” Dallas Morning News **BooK, 2004: “City On Fire: The Forgotten Disaster That Devastated A Town and Ignited A LandmarK Legal Battle.” (Hardcover, Harper-Collins,
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