Skip Hollandsworth
A longtime writer for Texas Monthly, Skip Hollandsworth writes about crime, sports and other aspects of Lone Star life.
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Still Life
by Skip Hollandsworth + Follow
Texas Monthly | May 2009
Thirty-five years ago Dallas—and the country—was gripped by the tragic story of John McClamrock, a high school football player paralyzed during a violent tackle. But after the newspapers moved on, another story was quietly unfolding, one of courage, perseverance, and a mother’s fierce love.
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“You Don’t Want to Know What We Do After Dark”
by Skip Hollandsworth + Follow
Texas Monthly | December 2006
On the streets of southwest Houston, violent gangs are out of control. For one longtime member, each day comes down to two simple questions: Will I have to kill? Will I be killed?
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Casualty of War
by Skip Hollandsworth + Follow
Texas Monthly | March 2006
Master Sergeant James Coons was a decorated soldier who served his country for 17 years. But when the horrors of battle took their toll, the Army he loved so dearly left him all alone to fight his demons.
