John Alexander Graves III: A Texan’s Landscape of Memory John Alexander Graves III, born in Fort Worth in 1920 and passing away in Glen Rose in 2013, wasn't merely a writer; he was a cartographer of the soul, meticulously charting the landscapes—both physical and emotional—of Texas. His work transcends simple description, offering instead a profound meditation on place, memory, and the enduring connection between humanity and the natural world. Graves’s legacy isn’t defined by grand literary accolades, though he certainly earned his share of recognition, including the Texas Institute of Let…