Hold still: a memoir with photographs

Prologue: The Meuse

Family ties: The importance of place. The sight of my eye ; All the pretty horses ; The bending arc ; The family of Mann ; The remove ; Our farm, and the photographs I took there ; Hold still ; Ubi amor, ibi oculus est

My mother: Memory of a memory past. A sentimental Welshman ; Uncle Skip and the little dears ; The southern landscape

Gee-Gee: The matter of race. The many questions ; Hamoo ; Smothers ; The kid on the road ; Who wants to talk about slavery?

My father: Against the current of desire. The Munger system ; Leaving Dallas ; Mr. Death and his blue-eyed boy ; World traveler, interesting gent ; The cradle and the grave ; Bearing witness ; The sublime end ; The x above my head

Postscript: Exhibit A, Exhibit B.