Made in the 956: Brownsville native writes about Valley life, border culture
· KRGV (NBC 5)
Oscar Casares, a Brownsville native and creative writing professor at the University of Texas at Austin, is dedicated to showcasing the culture and life of the Rio Grande Valley. His works, including 'Brownsville: Stories' and 'Amigoland,' reflect his experiences growing up in the Valley. Casares aims to share local narratives often overlooked in mainstream media, inspired by family storytelling traditions. He has also contributed to Texas Monthly, focusing on border issues. Casares's project 'Pictures From The Border' combines personal essays and music, emphasizing the importance of family and cultural identity in the Valley. He plans to continue sharing these stories.
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