HOUSTON - TelAve -- Reedy Press is pleased to announce the release of our newest guidebook, Lost Treasures of Houston, by William Dylan Powell.

While it's not New York, H-Town moves fast—albeit with paper license plates. But all of that progress means that, much like poorly loaded trucks on the Gulf Freeway, something inevitably gets lost along the way. Like the waters of Buffalo Bayou, you never seem to step in the same Houston twice—and probably shouldn't smoke around it.

AstroWorld. The Houston Oilers. Stevens & Pruett. The Great Malls of the 1980s and their Great Big Crunchy Hair. So many Houston experiences have now floated downstream into a shoebox of faded Weingarten's photos shoved under the bed of Texas history. Until now.

Lost Treasures of Houston helps you celebrate 200-plus people, places, and phenomena that once made Houston the greatest city in the world! Well, the South, anyway. Or Texas at least. Definitely the Gulf Coast north of Port Aransas and this side of Orange. So join local author William Dylan Powell and throw on your Luv Ya Blue gear, crack open a Grand Prize Beer, and get ready to laugh through the tears with this fajita-scented love letter to yesterday's Houston.

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Book Details: Lost Treasures of Houston, by William Dylan Powell, ISBN: 9781681066059, hardcover, 9 x 12, 176 pages, $42.00

About the Author
William Dylan Powell is a Houston-based author. Lost Treasures of Houston is book number 13 for him, though we've assured him this won't jinx his sales figures. He's also an award-winning writer of mystery fiction. He lives on the west side with his wife, Stephanie, his dogs, Bertie and Ollie, and a cat who really doesn't care for him if he's being honest. Find him at houstonwriter.com or follow him on X @houstonwriter.