Sweet summertime hotspots
Neither torrid weather nor high-season crowds can cramp your style at these tested angling locales
Time traveler
During a forced break from surfing, Brian Jarvis, who runs C-Sick Surfin’ in Galveston, penned a novel about a time-traveling surfer. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Surfer dude-turned-author uses books to explore weighty topics of the sea
‘A believable world’
Novelist weaves Galveston’s gangster past into murder mysteries
‘Study of architecture’
“Starry Night at Moody Mansion” by Brenda Alfaro, an eighth-grader at Austin Middle School in Galveston, won first place in the middle school category in Moody Mansion’s 125th anniversary art competition. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Contest inspires new generations to appreciate historic island mansion
The island is her muse
Artist is inspired by a lifelong love affair with Galveston
Setting sail
Artwork by Joey Quiroga
Photographer and artist Joey Quiroga explores the beauty of the upper Texas coast
Brown pelican
Illustration by Christina Mattison Ebert
Illustrator Christina Mattison Ebert shares depictions and information on coastal birds
‘A more thoughtful time’
Islander channels fascination with Victorian era into her art and books
‘Passion project’
First-time authors Heidi Lutz and Christine Ruiz Hopkins wrote “100 Things to do in Galveston Before You Die,” which was released in April. Courtesy photo
Two devoted islanders write definitive Galveston guidebook
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