Graves.” Because I had recently completed my summer coursework and had a break before Fall classes commenced, and because my parttime job at the time was as a security guard who spent his weekends alone in a bank, I decided to take a stab at reading Graves’ hallmark work.
The obituary ended as follows: “It’s an introduction long overdue: Mr. Graves’ book Goodbye to a River, a narrative detailing a canoe trip down the Brazos River, as the work that had put him on the map. Graves as an elder statesman in the Texas literary world, and highlighted Mr.
A writer named John Graves had passed away. In the Summer of 2013, I was a junior in college when I came across an obituary in the pages of Texas Monthly.
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