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Stages of Life: Transcultural Performance and Identity in U.S. Latina Theater by Alberto Sandoval-Sánchez, Nancy Saporta Sternbach (review)

sizing the continuing importance and nearly awe-inspiring power of an indus­ trial giant grown out of the vast emptiness of the South Texas coastal plains. Presented as a well-told tale wherein King and his huge ranching enter­ prise often serve merely as background of the more dynamic stories unfolding around the ranch itself, the volume eschews footnotes or specific scholarly documentation, although a thorough bibliography and index are offered for those who seek further study. Graham’s prose is remarkably casual, almost folksy in places, and he sprinkles each chapter with informative details about Texas history, especially the generalized history of the cattle industry and bor­ der disputes, artfully meshing his primary subject into the fabric of the state’s complex history.